The Road Back Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJK LLMMNNMMKOPPQQRRGGCome walk with me and Memory | A |
And let us see what we shall see | A |
A wild green lane of stones and weeds | B |
That to a wilder woodland leads | B |
An old board gate the lichens crust | C |
Whose ancient hinges croak with rust | C |
A vale a creek and a bridge of planks | D |
And the wild sunflowers that wall its banks | D |
A path that winds through shine and shade | E |
To a ferned and wildflowered forest glade | E |
Where out of a grotto a voice replies | F |
With a faint hollo to your voice that cries | F |
And every wind that passes seems | G |
A foot that follows from Lands o' Dreams | G |
A voice a foot and a shadow too | H |
That whispers of things your childhood knew | H |
A girl that waited a boy that came | I |
And an old beech tree where he carved her name | I |
Where still he sees her whom still he hears | J |
Bidding him come through the long gone years | K |
How oft she beckons your heart and mine | L |
From the farmhouse window trailed deep with vine | L |
And porched with roses where all must know | M |
She used to live in the long ago | M |
The farmhouse there at the end o' the lane | N |
With the sunset twinkling its windowpane | N |
Where she smiles as she smiled in the Long ago | M |
The farmer's daughter you used to know | M |
Who has not changed to your heart for years | K |
Though her face you often see through tears | O |
Who wears her youth as she did of old | P |
As a princess weareth a crown of gold | P |
The little sweetheart you know for truth | Q |
Who lives for aye in the Land of Youth | Q |
Who never dies who is always fair | R |
With eyes of mischief and tomboy hair | R |
Whom your heart still follows and worships it seems | G |
Forever and aye in the Land o' Dreams | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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