Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCB A DEDED A FCFCF G FHFHF F BCBCB G FEFEF| I | A |
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| Mist on the mountain height | B |
| Silvery creeping | C |
| Incarnate beads of light | B |
| Bloom cradled sleeping | C |
| Dripped from the brow of Night | B |
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| II | A |
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| Shadows and winds that rise | D |
| Over the mountain | E |
| Stars in the spar that lies | D |
| Cold in the fountain | E |
| Pale as the quickened skies | D |
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| III | A |
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| Sheep in the wattled folds | F |
| Dreamily bleating | C |
| Dim on the thistled wolds | F |
| Where glad with meeting | C |
| Morn the thin Night enfolds | F |
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| IV | G |
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| Sleep on the moaning sea | F |
| Hushing his trouble | H |
| Rest on the cares that be | F |
| Hued in Life's bubble | H |
| Calm on the woes of me | F |
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| V | F |
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| Mist from the mountain height | B |
| Hurriedly fleeting | C |
| Star in the locks of Night | B |
| Throbbing and beating | C |
| Thrilled with the coming light | B |
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| VI | G |
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| Flocks on the musky strips | F |
| Pearl in the fountain | E |
| Winds from the forest's lips | F |
| Red on the mountain | E |
| Dawn from the Orient trips | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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