In The Garden At The Dawn Hour Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I arise in the silence of the dawn hour	A
And softly steal out to the garden	B
Under the Favrile goblet of the dawning	C
And a wind moves out of the south land	D
Like a film of silver	A
And thrills with a far borne message	E
The flowers of the garden	B
Poppies untie their scarlet hoods and wave them	F
To the south wind as he passes	G
But the zinnias and calendulas	G
In a mood of calm reserve nod faintly	H
As the south wind whispers the secret	I
Of the dawn hour	A
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I stand in the silence of the dawn hour	A
In the garden	B
As the star of morning fades	G
Flying from scythes of air	J
The hare bells purples and golden glow	K
On the sand hill back of the orchard	L
Race before the feet of the wind	M
But clusters of oak leaves over the yellow sand rim	N
Begin to flutter and glisten	B
And in a moment in a twinkled passion	B
The blazing rapiers of the sun are flashed	O
As he fences the lilac lights of the sky	P
And drives them up where the ice of the melting moon	Q
Is drowned in the waste of morning	C
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In the silence of the garden	B
At the dawn hour	A
I turn and see you	R
You who knew and followed	S
You who knew the dawn hour	A
And its sky like a Favrile goblet	I
You who knew the south wind	M
Bearing the secret of the morning	C
To waking gardens fields and forests	G
You in a gown of green O footed Iris	G
With eyes of dryad gray	T
And the blown glory of unawakened tresses	G
A phantom sprung out of the garden's enchantment	U
In the silence of the dawn hour	A
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And here I behold you	R
Amid a trance of color silent music	V
The embodied spirit of the morning	C
Wind from the south land flashing beams of the sun	B
Caught in the twinkling oak leaves	G
Poppies who wave their untied hoods to the south wind	M
And the imperious bows of zinnias and calendulas	G
The star of morning drowned and lights of lilac	W
Turned white for the woe of the moon	Q
And the silence of the dawn hour	A
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And there to take you in my arms and feel you	R
In the glory of the dawn hour	A
Along the sinuous rhythm of flesh and flesh	X
To know your spirit by that oneness	G
Of living and of love in the twinkled passion	B
Of life re lit and visioned	M
In dryad eyes beholding	C
The dancing leaping touching hands and racing	C
Rapturous moment of the arisen sun	B
And the first drop of day out of this cup of Favrile	K
There to behold you	R
Our spirits lost together	A
In the silence of the dawn hour	A

Edgar Lee Masters

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