Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG| The immortal spirit hath no bars | A |
| To circumscribe its dwelling place | B |
| My soul hath pastured with the stars | A |
| Upon the meadow lands of space | B |
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| My mind and ear at times have caught | C |
| From realms beyond our mortal reach | D |
| The utterance of Eternal Thought | E |
| Of which all nature is the speech | D |
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| And high above the seas and lands | F |
| On peaks just tipped with morning light | G |
| My dauntless spirit mutely stands | F |
| With eagle wings outspread for flight | G |
Frederick George Scott
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