A Song In The Night (ii) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FF| I would I were an angel strong | A |
| An angel of the sun hasting along | A |
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| I would I were just come awake | B |
| A child outbursting from night's dusky brake | B |
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| Or lark whose inward upward fate | C |
| Mocks every wall that masks the heavenly gate | C |
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| Or hopeful cock whose clarion clear | D |
| Shrills ten times ere a film of dawn appear | D |
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| Or but a glowworm even then | E |
| My light would come straight from the Light of Men | E |
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| I am a dead seed dark and slow | F |
| Father of larks and children make me grow | F |
George Macdonald
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