Awake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKLK MNONPQRQ STUTVWXWCalm as that moonbeam on the wall | A |
Sleep broods on baby's eyes | B |
Arms hush'd and still but pulsing quick | C |
Enfold him as he lies | B |
My brain is full of thronging thoughts | D |
Strange passions thrill my breast | E |
My heart aches with a load of love | F |
That will not let me rest | E |
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The dim years stand about my bed | G |
They neither smile nor weep | H |
Like softest kisses on my face | I |
The little fingers creep | H |
I hear slow footfalls in the night | J |
Of fates upon his track | K |
O love I cannot let you go | L |
I cannot keep you back | K |
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Lord let him shelter in my arms | M |
Or take us both to Thine | N |
Or if a troublous life must come | O |
Make all the trouble mine | N |
Or let thy sharp swords pierce my heart | P |
To blunt them for the child | Q |
What care I Lord for stain and shame | R |
So he keep undefiled | Q |
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Nay Lord I know not what I ask | S |
I know not how to pray | T |
Hear Thou the crying mother soul | U |
And not the words I say | T |
Do Thou what seemeth good to Thee | V |
So he be spared from sin | W |
And oh if love can aught avail | X |
Let mine be counted in | W |
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