We're Dreamers All Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EEFF GGHI JJBB| Oh man must dream of gladness wherever his pathways lead | A |
| And a hint of something better is written in every creed | B |
| And nobody wakes at morning but hopes ere the day is o'er | C |
| To have come to a richer pleasure than ever he's known before | D |
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| For man is a dreamer ever He glimpses the hills afar | E |
| And plans for the joys off yonder where all his to morrows are | E |
| When trials and cares beset him in the distance he still can see | F |
| A hint of a future splendid and the glory that is to be | F |
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| There's never a man among us but cherishes dreams of rest | G |
| We toil for that something better than that which is now our best | G |
| Oh what if the cup be bitter and what if we're racked with pain | H |
| There are wonderful days to follow when never we'll grieve again | I |
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| Back of the sound of the hammer and back of the hissing steam | J |
| And back of the hand at the throttle is ever a lofty dream | J |
| All of us great or humble look over the present need | B |
| To the dawn of the glad to morrow which is promised in every creed | B |
Edgar Albert Guest
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