A Dream Of Good Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDBD EFEFGG| To do some little good before I die | A |
| To wake some echoes to a loftier theme | B |
| To spend my life's last store of industry | C |
| On thoughts less vain than Youth's discordant dream | B |
| To endow the world's grief with some counter scheme | B |
| Of logical hope which through all time should lighten | D |
| The burden of men's sorrow and redeem | B |
| Their faces' paleness from the tears that whiten | D |
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| To take my place in the world's brotherhood | E |
| As one prepared to suffer all its fate | F |
| To do and be undone for sake of good | E |
| And conquer rage by giving love for hate | F |
| That were a noble dream and so to cease | G |
| Scorned by the proud but with the poor at peace | G |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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