Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBCCB DEDEEDDE FGFGGFF| Here in soft darkness where the whole night thro' | A |
| Dreamless my quiet garden slumbered well | B |
| Night's soothing fingers all adrip with dew | C |
| Crept in and out weaving a mystic spell | B |
| O'er wilting bud and bell | B |
| Now with deft touches deepening tints anew | C |
| Now lifting up some languid suppliant who | C |
| Had wooed the sun too well | B |
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| In the grey twilight tall trees seem to yawn | D |
| And waking stretch their mighty limbs on high | E |
| A small bird cheeps and silver in the dawn | D |
| The jewelled wattles to a soft wind sigh | E |
| Hard etched against the sky | E |
| The timbered hill tops stand forth boldly drawn | D |
| A sunbeam laughing trips across the lawn | D |
| And smiling day is nigh | E |
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| The kindly offices of night are done | F |
| A grey thrush carols forth his matin hymn | G |
| Then proud triumphant of a new day won | F |
| The magpie's trumpet tops a lofty limb | G |
| By the pool's mirrored brim | G |
| The drowsing daisies open one by one | F |
| 'Wake brothers wake Here comes our lord the Sun | F |
| Awake and worship him ' | - |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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