Dawns Of The World, How I Have Known You All... Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGGHGIJKGLM| Dawns of the world how I have known you all | A |
| so many and so varied and the same | B |
| dawns o'er the timid plains or in the folds | C |
| of the arm'd hills or by the unsleeping shore | D |
| a chill touch on the chill flesh of the dark | E |
| that shuddering shrinks from its couch and leaves | F |
| a homeless light staring disconsolate | G |
| on the drear world it knows too well the world | G |
| it fled and finds again its wistful hope | H |
| unmet by any miracle of night | G |
| that mocks it rather with its shreds that hang | I |
| about the woods and huddled bulks of gloom | J |
| that crouch malicious in the broken combes | K |
| witness to foulnesses else unreveal'd | G |
| that visit earth and violate her dreams | L |
| in the lone hours when only evil wakes | M |
Christopher John Brennan
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