Brook Farm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBB CDDC EFFE GHHG IBBI JKKJ| Down the long road bent and brown | A |
| Youth that dearly loves a vision | B |
| Ventures to the gate Elysian | B |
| As a pilgrim from the town | B |
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| Coming not so late so far | C |
| Rocks and birches for your story | D |
| Not to prate on vanished glory | D |
| Where of old was quenched a star | C |
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| Where of old in lapse of toil | E |
| Time but mocked a prayer pathetic | F |
| Where the flower of good prophetic | F |
| Starved in our New England soil | E |
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| Ah to Youth with radiant eyes | G |
| For whom grief is not nor daunting | H |
| Lost glad voices still are chanting | H |
| Neath those unremaining skies | G |
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| Still the dreams of fellowship | I |
| Beat their wings of aspiration | B |
| And a smile of soft elation | B |
| Trembles from its haughty lip | I |
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| If another dare deride | J |
| Hopes heroic snapped and parted | K |
| Disillusion so high hearted | K |
| All success is mean beside | J |
Louise Imogen Guiney
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