The Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKDK LJMJ NOLO| All the wild waves rock'd in shadow | A |
| And the world was dim and grey | B |
| Dark and silent hush'd and breathless | C |
| Waiting calmly for the day | B |
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| And the golden light came stealing | D |
| O'er the mountain tops at last | E |
| Flooding vale and wood and upland | F |
| It was morning night was past | E |
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| There they lay the silvery waters | G |
| Fruitful forests glade and lawn | H |
| All in beauty new created | I |
| By the angel of the dawn | H |
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| So my spirit slept in twilight | J |
| All was quiet grey and still | K |
| Till the dawn of Love came stealing | D |
| Over Hope's snow crested hill | K |
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| Then the dim world woke in glory | L |
| And the iris dyes grew bright | J |
| On the waves and woods and valleys | M |
| In a morning flood of light | J |
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| Ah the vineyards and the gardens | N |
| Ah the treasures rich and rare | O |
| Full of endless life and beauty | L |
| Which that dawn created there | O |
Ada Cambridge
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