Prelude To "preludes" Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Though black the night I know upon the sky | A |
| A little paler now if clouds were none | B |
| The stars would be Husht now the thickets lie | A |
| And now the birds are moving one by one | B |
| A note and now from bush to bush it goes | C |
| A prelude now victorious light along | D |
| The west will come till every bramble glows | C |
| With wash of sunlit dew shaken in song | D |
| Shaken in song O heart be ready now | E |
| Cold in your night be ready now to sing | F |
| Dawn as it wakes the sleeping bird on bough | E |
| Shall summon you to instant reckoning | F |
| She is your dawn O heart sing till the night | G |
| Of death shall come the gospel of her light | G |
John Drinkwater
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