Men Improve With The Years Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDCDEFEFGHGHABA| I am worn out with dreams | A |
| A weather worn marble triton | B |
| Among the streams | A |
| And all day long I look | C |
| Upon this lady's beauty | D |
| As though I had found in a book | C |
| A pictured beauty | D |
| pleased to have filled the eyes | E |
| Or the discerning ears | F |
| Delighted to be but wise | E |
| For men improve with the years | F |
| And yet and yet | G |
| Is this my dream or the truth | H |
| O would that we had met | G |
| When I had my burning youth | H |
| But I grow old among dreams | A |
| A weather worn marble triton | B |
| Among the streams | A |
William Butler Yeats
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