Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAB CDC EEE FFF EG HHH III JJ| GRAY VESTED Dawn with flameless tranquil eye | A |
| Cool hands and dewy lips is in the sky | A |
| A sober nun with starry rosary | B |
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| With eyes downcast and with uplifted palm | C |
| She seems to whisper now her silent psalm | D |
| Beneath her gaze the sleeping earth is calm | C |
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| Her prayer is ended and she riseth slow | E |
| And o'er the hills she quietly doth go | E |
| Noiseless and gentle as the midnight snow | E |
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| Then suddenly the pale east blushes red | F |
| The flowers to see upraise a sleepy head | F |
| The rosy colors deepen grow and spread | F |
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| A cool breeze whispers 'She is coming now ' | - |
| And then the radiant colors burn and glow | E |
| The white cast blushes over cheek and brow | G |
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| And glorious on the hills the Morning stands | H |
| Her saffron hair back blown from rosy bands | H |
| And light and joy and fragrance in her hands | H |
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| Her foot has touched the hill tops and they shine | I |
| She comes the willow rustles and the pine | I |
| She smiles upon the fields a smile divine | I |
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| And all the earth smiles back from mount to vale | J |
| From oak to shuddering grass from glen to dale | J |
| Wet fields and flowers and glistening brooks cry 'Hail ' | - |
Emma Lazarus
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