The Old Remain, The Young Are Gone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABC DEAFA AGAGA DHAHA DIAIA DJKLA

The old remain the young are goneA
The farm dreams lonely on the hillB
From early eve to early dawnA
A cry goes with the whippoorwillB
'The old remain the young are gone 'C
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Where run the roads they wander onD
The young whose hearts romped shouting hereE
Whose feet thrilled rapture through this lawnA
Where sadness walks now all the yearF
The old remain the young are goneA
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To what far glory are they drawnA
And do they weary of the questG
And serve they now a king or pawnA
There in the cities of unrestG
The old remain the young are goneA
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They found the life here gray and wanD
Too kind too poor too full of peaceH
The great mad world of brain and brawnA
Called to their young hearts without ceaseH
The old remain the young are goneA
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They left us to our AvalonD
The ancient fields the house and treesI
Where we at sunset and at dawnA
May sit with dreams and memoriesI
The old remain the young are goneA
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Dear Heart draw near and lean uponD
My heart and gaze no more through tearsJ
We have our love our work well doneK
To help us face the wistful yearsL
The old remain the young are goneA

Madison Julius Cawein



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