The Child In The Story Awakes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGF HIJI KLML NOPQ RSTS RRU| The light of dawn rose on my dreams | A |
| And from afar I seemed to hear | B |
| In sleep the mellow blackbird call | C |
| Hollow and sweet and clear | D |
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| I prythee Nurse my casement open | E |
| Wildly the garden peals with singing | F |
| And hooting through the dewy pines | G |
| The goblins all are winging | F |
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| O listen the droning of the bees | H |
| That in the roses take delight | I |
| And see a cloud stays in the blue | J |
| Like an angel still and bright | I |
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| The gentle sky is spread like silk | K |
| And Nurse the moon doth languish there | L |
| As if it were a perfect jewel | M |
| In the morning's soft spun hair | L |
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| The greyness of the distant hills | N |
| Is silvered in the lucid East | O |
| See now the sheeny plum d cock | P |
| Wags haughtily his crest | Q |
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| 'O come you out O come you out | R |
| Lily and lavender and lime | S |
| The kingcup swings his golden bell | T |
| And plumpy cherries drum the time | S |
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| 'O come you out O come you out | R |
| Roses and dew and mignonette | R |
| The sun is in the steep blue sky | U |
| Sweetly the morning star is set ' | - |
Walter De La Mare
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