Hope Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDB EEFGGF HHBIIB AABJJB| When we went singing down the road | A |
| In days when want was not a goad | A |
| Dull care behind us flinging | B |
| No step we stayed no joy we missed | C |
| To hearken to the pessimist | D |
| But gaily went on singing | B |
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| We'd faith in this great country then | E |
| We'd hope in her great stalwart men | E |
| Who built a worthy nation | F |
| Hope Hope was ever in our hearts | G |
| For we seemed cast for Builders' parts | G |
| And there was our salvation | F |
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| But what has changed our outlook now | H |
| With weary eyes and furrowed brow | H |
| The uphill road we're facing | B |
| But why This land is still aflame | I |
| With promise of great hope and fame | I |
| Must age be youth disgracing | B |
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| Oh let's go singing up the road | A |
| Although we bear a heavy load | A |
| What good is grieving bringing | B |
| Still just beneath this happy ground | J |
| Is wondrous fortune to be found | J |
| So let us go on singing | B |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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