The Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDAEFFEEF| And must I ever wake gray dawn to know | A |
| Thee standing sadly by me like a ghost | B |
| I am perplexed with thee that thou shouldst cost | C |
| This earth another turning All aglow | A |
| Thou shouldst have reached me with a purple show | A |
| Along far mountain tops and I would post | B |
| Over the breadth of seas though I were lost | D |
| In the hot phantom chase for life if so | A |
| Thou earnest ever with this numbing sense | E |
| Of chilly distance and unlovely light | F |
| Waking this gnawing soul anew to fight | F |
| With its perpetual load I drive thee hence | E |
| I have another mountain range from whence | E |
| Bursteth a sun unutterably bright | F |
George Macdonald
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