Brotherhood Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEDDFFGHDDII JJKKDD| Twilight a blossom grey in shadowy valleys dwells | A |
| Under the radiant dark the deep blue tinted bells | A |
| In quietness re mage heaven within their blooms | B |
| Sapphire and gold and mystery What strange perfumes | B |
| Out of what deeps arising all the flower bells fling | C |
| Unknowing the enchanted odorous song they sing | C |
| Oh never was an eve so living yet the wood | D |
| Stirs not but breathes enraptured quietide | D |
| Here in these shades the Ancient knows itself the Soul | E |
| And out of slumber waking starts unto the goal | E |
| What bright companions nod and go along with it | D |
| Out of the teeming dark what dusky creatures flit | D |
| That through the long leagues of the island night above | F |
| Come by me wandering whispering beseeching love | F |
| As in the twilight children gather close and press | G |
| Nigh and more nigh with shadowy tenderness | H |
| Feeling they know not what with noiseless footsteps glide | D |
| Seeking familiar lips or hearts to dream beside | D |
| O voices I would go with you with you away | I |
| Facing once more the radiant gateways of the day | I |
| With you with you what memories arise and nigh | J |
| Trampling the crowded figures of the dawn go by | J |
| Dread deities the giant powers that warred on men | K |
| Grow tender brothers and gay children once again | K |
| Fades every hate away before the Mother's breast | D |
| Where all the exiles of the heart return to rest | D |
George William Russell
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