The Awakening Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEFFG| The Soul of late a lovely sleeping child | A |
| Spreads sudden wings and stands in radiant guise | B |
| Eyed like the morn and bent upon the skies | B |
| Her the blue gulf dismays not nor the wild | A |
| Horizons with the wrecks of thunder piled | A |
| Storm has she known and how its murmur dies | B |
| Starlike through stainless heavens she would rise | B |
| And be no more with cloudy dreams beguiled | A |
| Was sleep not sweet sweet till on sleeping ears | C |
| Earth's voices broke in discord Now she hears | D |
| Far far away diviner music move | E |
| Nor shall her wing be sated of its flight | F |
| Nor shall her eyes be weary of the night | F |
| While round her sweep the singing stars of Love | G |
Enid Derham
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