Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBCDEDFGHGIJIJKLK L| I cannot echo the old wish to die at morn as darkness strays | A |
| We have been glad together greeting some new born radiant days | A |
| The earth would hold me every day familiar things | B |
| Would weigh me fast | C |
| The stir the touch of morn the bird that on swift wings | B |
| Goes flitting past | C |
| Some flower would lift to me its tender tear wet face and send its breath | D |
| To whisper of the earth its beauty and its grace | E |
| And combat death | D |
| It would be light and I would see in thy dear eyes | F |
| The sorrow grow | G |
| Love could I lift my own undimmed to paradise | H |
| And leave thee so | G |
| A thousand cords would hold me down to this low sphere | I |
| When thou didst grieve | J |
| Ah should death come upon morn's rosy breast I fear | I |
| I'd crave reprieve | J |
| But when her gold all spent the sad day takes her flight | K |
| When shadows creep | L |
| Then just to put my hand in thine and say Good night | K |
| And fall asleep | L |
Jean Blewett
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