Dawn Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF| I hear a twittering of birds | A |
| And now they burst in song | B |
| How sweet although it wants the words | A |
| It shall not want them long | B |
| For I will set some to the note | C |
| Which bubbles from the thrush's throat | C |
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| O jewelled night that reign'st on high | D |
| Where is thy crescent moon | E |
| Thy stars have faded from the sky | D |
| The sun is coming soon | E |
| The summer night is passed away | F |
| Sing welcome to the summer day | F |
Robert Fuller Murray
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