Youth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF| His song of dawn outsoars the joyful bird | A |
| Swift on the weary road his footfall comes | B |
| The dusty air that by his stride is stirred | A |
| Beats with a buoyant march of fairy drums | B |
| Awake O Earth thine ancient slumber break | C |
| To the new day O slumbrous Earth awake | C |
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| Yet long ago that merry march began | D |
| His feet are older than the path they tread | E |
| His music is the morning song of man | D |
| His stride the stride of all the valiant dead | E |
| His youngest hopes are memories and his eyes | F |
| Deep with the old old dream that never dies | F |
Henry John Newbolt, Sir
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