Aubade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDCDC EFFEGHGHI JKKJLMLML| Awake the dawn is on the hills | A |
| Behold at her cool throat a rose | B |
| Blue eyed and beautiful she goes | B |
| Leaving her steps in daffodils | A |
| Awake arise and let me see | C |
| Thine eyes whose deeps epitomize | D |
| All dawns that were or are to be | C |
| O love all Heaven in thine eyes | D |
| Awake arise come down to me | C |
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| Behold the dawn is up behold | E |
| How all the birds around her float | F |
| Wild rills of music note on note | F |
| Spilling the air with mellow gold | E |
| Arise awake and drawing near | G |
| Let me but hear thee and rejoice | H |
| Thou who keep'st captive sweet and clear | G |
| All song O love within thy voice | H |
| Arise awake and let me hear | I |
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| See where she comes with limbs of day | J |
| The dawn with wild rose hands and feet | K |
| Within whose veins the sunbeams beat | K |
| And laughters meet of wind and ray | J |
| Arise come down and heart to heart | L |
| Love let me clasp in thee all these | M |
| The sunbeam of which thou art part | L |
| And all the rapture of the breeze | M |
| Arise come down loved that thou art | L |
Madison Julius Cawein
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