Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCD BEAF EGHEIEBC| Look my love on the wall and here at this Eastern picture | A |
| How still its scene and neither of sleep nor waking | B |
| No shadow falls from the tree or the golden mountain | C |
| The boats on the glassy lake have no reflection | C |
| No echo would come if you blew a horn in those valleys | D |
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| And look away and move Or speak or sing | B |
| And voices of the past murmur among your words | E |
| Under your glance my dead selves quicken and stir | A |
| And a thousand shadows attend where you go | F |
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| That is your movement There is a golden stillnes | E |
| Soundless and fathomless and far beyond it | G |
| When brow on brow or mouth to mouth assembled | H |
| We lie in the calm of morning And there outside us | E |
| The sun moves on the boat jogs on the lake | I |
| The huntsman calls | E |
| And we lie here our orient peace awakening | B |
| No echo and no shadow and no reflection | C |
Henry Reed
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