Winter Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEBE FAGA HIJI AIKL IMNO MPOP| Green star Sirius | A |
| Dribbling over the lake | B |
| The stars have gone so far on their road | C |
| Yet we're awake | B |
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| Without a sound | D |
| The new young year comes in | E |
| And is half way over the lake | B |
| We must begin | E |
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| Again This love so full | F |
| Of hate has hurt us so | A |
| We lie side by side | G |
| Moored but no | A |
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| Let me get up | H |
| And wash quite clean | I |
| Of this hate | J |
| So green | I |
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| The great star goes | A |
| I am washed quite clean | I |
| Quite clean of it all | K |
| But e'en | L |
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| So cold so cold and clean | I |
| Now the hate is gone | M |
| It is all no good | N |
| I am chilled to the bone | O |
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| Now the hate is gone | M |
| There is nothing left | P |
| I am pure like bone | O |
| Of all feeling bereft | P |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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