Youth Renewed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FGFGHDHE IFIFJDJE| When one who has wandered out of the way | A |
| Which leads to the hills of joy | B |
| Whose heart has grown both cold and grey | A |
| Though it be but the heart of a boy | B |
| When such a one turns back his feet | C |
| From the valley of shadow and pain | D |
| Is not the sunshine passing sweet | C |
| When a man grows young again | E |
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| How gladly he mounts up the steep hillside | F |
| With strength that is born anew | G |
| And in his veins like a full springtide | F |
| The blood streams through and through | G |
| And far above is the summit clear | H |
| And his heart to be there is fain | D |
| And all too slowly it comes more near | H |
| When a man grows young again | E |
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| He breathes the pure sweet mountain breath | I |
| And it widens all his heart | F |
| And life seems no more kin to death | I |
| Nor death the better part | F |
| And in tones that are strong and rich and deep | J |
| He sings a grand refrain | D |
| For the soul has awakened from mortal sleep | J |
| When a man grows young again | E |
Robert Fuller Murray
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