Awake! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAB CCDEFD AAGAAH IIJKLJ CCMNNM| The stars are all watching | A |
| God's angel is catching | A |
| At thy skirts in the darkness deep | B |
| Gold hinges grating | A |
| The mighty dead waiting | A |
| Why dost thou sleep | B |
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| Years without number | C |
| Ages of slumber | C |
| Stiff in the track of the infinite One | D |
| Dead can I think it | E |
| Dropt like a trinket | F |
| A thing whose uses are done | D |
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| White wings are crossing | A |
| Glad waves are tossing | A |
| The earth flames out in crimson and green | G |
| Spring is appearing | A |
| Summer is nearing | A |
| Where hast thou been | H |
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| Down in some cavern | I |
| Death's sleepy tavern | I |
| Housing carousing with spectres of night | J |
| There is my right hand | K |
| Grasp it full tight and | L |
| Spring to the light | J |
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| Wonder oh wonder | C |
| How the life thunder | C |
| Bursts on his ear in horror and dread | M |
| Happy shapes meet him | N |
| Heaven and earth greet him | N |
| Life from the dead | M |
George Macdonald
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