The Brook Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACAC AAAACAC AAAACAC| To it the forest tells | A |
| The mystery that haunts its heart and folds | B |
| Its form in cogitation deep that holds | B |
| The shadow of each myth that dwells | A |
| In nature be it Nymph or Fay or Faun | C |
| And whispering of them to the dales and dells | A |
| It wanders on and on | C |
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| To it the heaven shows | A |
| The secret of its soul true images | A |
| Of dreams that form its aspect and with these | A |
| Reflected in its countenance it goes | A |
| With pictures of the skies the dusk and dawn | C |
| Within its breast as every blossom knows | A |
| For them to gaze upon | C |
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| Through it the world soul sends | A |
| Its heart's creating pulse that beats and sings | A |
| The music of maternity whence springs | A |
| All life and shaping earthly ends | A |
| From the deep sources of the heavens drawn | C |
| Planting its ways with beauty on it wends | A |
| On and forever on | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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