Twenty-one Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| The world all busy round us here of late | A |
| Is still unchanged but you are twenty one | B |
| The mind victorious with the rising sun | B |
| Steps boldly and blithely through the imagined gate | A |
| On greener grass where brighter flowers await | A |
| The quickened senses and the waters run | B |
| With livelier music and a web is spun | B |
| Of loveliest pattern on the loom of fate | A |
| Doubt nothing fare right on with manly trust | C |
| And know whatever failures be in store | D |
| Though all your light seem shimmering blinding haze | E |
| And flowers and grass fly up in choking dust | C |
| Better than you can fancy waits before | D |
| For those who find the secret of the maze | E |
John Le Gay Brereton
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