Dreams Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEDCBA ABCDE EDCCA ACAC| I HAVE been dreaming all a summer day | A |
| Of rare and dainty poems I would write | B |
| Love lyrics delicate as lilac scent | C |
| Soft idylls woven of wind and flower and stream | D |
| And songs and sonnets carven in fine gold | E |
| The day is fading and the dusk is cold | E |
| Out of the skies has gone the opal gleam | D |
| Out of my heart has passed the high intent | C |
| Into the shadow of the falling night | B |
| Must all my dreams in darkness pass away | A |
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| I have been dreaming all a summer day | A |
| Shall I go dreaming so until Life s light | B |
| Fades in Death s dusk and all my days are spent | C |
| Ah what am I the dreamer but a dream | D |
| The day is fading and the dusk is cold | E |
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| My songs and sonnets carven in fine gold | E |
| Have faded from me with the last day beam | D |
| That purple lustre to the sea line lent | C |
| And flushed the clouds with rose and chrysolite | C |
| So days and dreams in darkness pass away | A |
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| I have been dreaming all a summer day | A |
| Of songs and sonnets carven in fine gold | C |
| But all my dreams in darkness pass away | A |
| The day is fading and the dusk is cold | C |
Victor James Daley
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