Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDADA ECECFAGA| O tender first cold flush of rose | A |
| O budded dawn wake dreamily | B |
| Your dim lips as your lids unclose | A |
| Murmur your own sad threnody | C |
| as the soft and frail lights break | D |
| Upon your eyelids and your eyes | A |
| Wider and wider grow and wake | D |
| The old pale glory dies | A |
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| And then as sleep lies down to sleep | E |
| And all her dreams lie somewhere dead | C |
| The iron shepherd leads his sheep | E |
| To pastures parched whose green is shed | C |
| Still frail dawn still in your hair | F |
| And your cold eyes and sad sweet lips | A |
| The ghosts of all the dreams are them | G |
| To fade like passing ships | A |
Isaac Rosenberg
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