Two Rivers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB ACAC ADAD EFEF DGDB| Thy summer voice Musketaquit | A |
| Repeats the music of the rain | B |
| But sweeter rivers pulsing flit | A |
| Through thee as thou through the Concord Plain | B |
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| Thou in thy narrow banks art pent | A |
| The stream I love unbounded goes | C |
| Through flood and sea and firmament | A |
| Through light through life it forward flows | C |
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| I see the inundation sweet | A |
| I hear the spending of the steam | D |
| Through years through men through Nature fleet | A |
| Through love and thought through power and dream | D |
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| Musketaquit a goblin strong | E |
| Of shard and flint makes jewels gay | F |
| They lose their grief who hear his song | E |
| And where he winds is the day of day | F |
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| So forth and brighter fares my stream | D |
| Who drink it shall not thirst again | G |
| No darkness taints its equal gleam | D |
| And ages drop in it like rain | B |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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