Summer Dawn. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEEFDFGGHHGDDII| Come with thy feet to the water and bathe | A |
| Thy beauty here in the stream that will not pass | B |
| The soft green leaves with their shadows swathe | C |
| The either bank and under the ferns and grass | B |
| The dreamy crickets chirp in the dewy dawn | D |
| Now that the light of the stars has grown | E |
| Into a thin pale mist in the night unknown | E |
| The small birds twitter whose senses quite | F |
| Have not yet out of their dreams withdrawn | D |
| Here where my heart too waits for the light | F |
| Under the cloudy hills that soon will run | G |
| With bright feet in the ways of the sun | G |
| As if they were but chained to the air | H |
| Come to me now so fresh and fair | H |
| Now that the reign of Sleep is done | G |
| With twinkling feet in the dewy dawn | D |
| O love as grass comes to the lawn | D |
| As day comes to the East come thou | I |
| Come to me now | I |
Robert Crawford
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