The Brook And Its Children Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDD EFGHIAJKLM| O brook running down your mossy way | A |
| I hear only your voice | B |
| And the murmuring fir trees | C |
| Where are your children | D |
| Where are the magic stones your children | D |
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| The brook answered me sweetly | E |
| I left them on the Alp | F |
| In steep fields | G |
| They were trying to hold me back | H |
| To keep me from this shady path of happiness | I |
| But I went onward day by day | A |
| Until they got used to seeing me pass | J |
| Now they stand there in an enchantment | K |
| On the mountain side | L |
| While I travel fields of elm and poplar | M |
Hilda Conkling
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