The Dawn Wind Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDCEC FGHG GIJDIKC LIMIGM| The Fifteenth Century | A |
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| At two o'clock in the morning if you open your window and | B |
| listen | C |
| You will hear the feet of the Wind that is going to call the sun | C |
| And the trees in the shadow rustle and the trees in the moonlight | D |
| glisten | C |
| And though it is deep dark night you feel that the night is | E |
| done | C |
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| So do the cows in the field They graze for an hour and lie down | F |
| Dozing and chewing the cud or a bird in the ivy wakes | G |
| Chirrups one note and is still and the restless Wind stares on | H |
| Fidgeting far down the road till softly the darkness breaks | G |
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| Back comes the Wind full strength with a blow like an angel's | G |
| wing | I |
| Gentle but waking the world as he shouts quot The Sun The | J |
| Sun quot | D |
| And the light floods over the fields and the birds begin to sing | I |
| And the Wind dies down in the grass It is day and his work | K |
| is done | C |
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| So when the world is asleep and there seems no hope of her | L |
| waking | I |
| Out of some long bad dream that makes her mutter and moan | M |
| Suddenly all men arise to the noise of fetters breaking | I |
| And every one smiles at his neighbor and tells him his soul is | G |
| his own | M |
Rudyard Kipling
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