A Morning Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFG HIJKLMN OPQ RGSTNU| This morning I dreamed I followed | A |
| Widely spaced bells ringing in the wind | B |
| And climbed through mists to rosy clouds | C |
| I realized my destined affinity | D |
| With An Ch'i sheng the ancient sage | E |
| I met unexpectedly O Lu hua | F |
| The heavenly maiden | G |
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| Together we saw lotus roots as big as boats | H |
| Together we ate jujubes as huge as melons | I |
| We were the guests of those on swaying lotus seats | J |
| They spoke in splendid language | K |
| Full of subtle meanings | L |
| The argued with sharp words over paradoxes | M |
| We drank tea brewed on living fire | N |
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| Although this might not help the Emperor to govern | O |
| It is endless happiness | P |
| The life of men could be like this | Q |
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| Why did I have to return to my former home | R |
| Wake up dress sit in meditation | G |
| Cover my ears to shut out the disgusting racket | S |
| My heart knows I can never see my dream come true | T |
| At least I can remember | N |
| That world and sigh | U |
Li Ching Chao
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