The Dreams Of Youth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCCCD EEFGHIJG GGCKGGGK GGGLFFCL BBMNEEFNThe dreams of youth are fairest | A |
The dreams of youth are rarest | B |
The dreams of youth are brighter | C |
Than the dreams we'll know again | D |
Hope is the fairy weaver | C |
For youth a firm believer | C |
And great the things we'll master | C |
In the days when we are men | D |
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There's neither pain nor sorrow | E |
In the great and grand tomorrow | E |
For the boy who lies a dreaming | F |
Underneath the apple tree | G |
There's neither hate nor malice | H |
In the shining golden chalice | I |
The painter of the future holds | J |
For every boy to see | G |
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For his eyes are turned to gladness | G |
And he sees no tear of sadness | G |
In the visions of the future | C |
That his soul is drinking in | K |
In the days to come he'll journey | G |
With a brave heart to life's tourney | G |
And he dreams about the prizes | G |
That in future years he'll win | K |
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But the dreams of age are dreary | G |
For the soul is O so weary | G |
And the mind goes back in sadness | G |
To the deeds we might have done | L |
And too late we sit repining | F |
Soon our sun will cease its shining | F |
Deep regret now paints the picture | C |
Of the prize we might have won | L |
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Ah the future is the brightest | B |
And its troubles are the lightest | B |
For the past is filled with anguish | M |
And with disappointments too | N |
Age has trod the paths of sorrow | E |
He has known each glad tomorrow | E |
But youth is ever dreaming | F |
Of the things he's going to do | N |
Edgar Albert Guest
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