Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG| Still as the holy of holies breathes the vast | A |
| Within its crystal depths the stars grow dim | B |
| Fire on the altar of the hills at last | A |
| Burns on the shadowy rim | B |
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| Moments that holds all moments white upon | C |
| The verge it trembles then like mists of flowers | D |
| Break from the fairy fountain of the dawn | E |
| The hues of many hours | D |
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| Thrown downward from that high companionship | F |
| Of dreaming inmost heart with inmost heart | G |
| Into the common daily ways I slip | F |
| My fire from theirs apart | G |
George William Russell
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