The Dream Star Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CC DD EE FF GG AA HH II JJ GG KK LL FF BB| Whisper O wings of the wind Sing me your song O sea | A |
| Grey is the weary world and grey is the heart of me | A |
| Into my shadowy heart pierce like the star of old | B |
| Pearl of the tender dawn kissed by the trembling gold | B |
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| Sing me the hope made sure sing me the heart made strong | C |
| Give me the battle fire give me the bugle song | C |
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| Onward ever and on O swift green bird of the sun | D |
| Ever a vaster goal for the goal that thy wings have won | D |
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| Keen with a tireless beat is the rush of thy wings that soar | E |
| But keener swifter than thee is the vision that flies before | E |
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| What though we die forgot and sad for the song unsung | F |
| Fresh from her thousand deaths ever the world is young | F |
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| For ever the dream world floats a light on a misty bar | G |
| And ever the grey earth follows the wake of that pilot star | G |
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| Follows a spirit ship that bears o er a spirit sea | A |
| Shadows of thoughts unborn phantoms of destiny | A |
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| Silver the giant sails loom through the amber haze | H |
| And ever the helmsman Hope steers for the halcyon days | H |
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| And ever the voices call out of the golden light | I |
| Into the dreamer s heart sad in the lonely night | I |
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| Call like the ring of steel and thrill as of bugles blown | J |
| Splendours of days to be flaming in skies unknown | J |
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| Deep in the eastern skies glimmers that phantom star | G |
| Dim in the distance dies the surge of the world afar | G |
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| Ah but like broken swords scattered along the van | K |
| Perish the outpost souls that fall in the march of Man | K |
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| Ah but they die not so out of their ashes then | L |
| Flowers of immortal Love spring in the hearts of men | L |
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| Wings of the swift green Earth ever and ever young | F |
| This is the whispered word the wind of the morning sung | F |
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| This is the rune I heard flung by the ocean old | B |
| Pearl of the tender dawn kissed by the trembling gold | B |
George Essex Evans
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