Daybreak. (birds Of Passage. Flight The First) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB C D E F G H G I| A wind came up out of the sea | A |
| And said 'O mists make room for me ' | B |
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| It hailed the ships and cried 'Sail on | C |
| Ye mariners the night is gone ' | - |
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| And hurried landward far away | D |
| Crying 'Awake it is the day ' | - |
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| It said unto the forest 'Shout | E |
| Hang all your leafy banners out ' | - |
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| It touched the wood bird's folded wing | F |
| And said 'O bird awake and sing ' | - |
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| And o'er the farms 'O chanticleer | G |
| Your clarion blow the day is near ' | - |
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| It whispered to the fields of corn | H |
| 'Bow down and hail the coming morn ' | - |
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| It shouted through the belfry tower | G |
| 'Awake O bell proclaim the hour ' | - |
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| It crossed the churchyard with a sigh | I |
| And said 'Not yet in quiet lie ' | - |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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