A Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DDCC EEFF GHII JJKL| Once a dream did weave a shade | A |
| O'er my Angel guarded bed | B |
| That an Emmet lost it's way | C |
| Where on grass methought I lay | C |
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| Troubled wildered and forlorn | D |
| Dark benighted travel worn | D |
| Over many a tangled spray | C |
| All heart broke I heard her say | C |
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| O my children do they cry | E |
| Do they hear their father sigh | E |
| Now they look abroad to see | F |
| Now return and weep for me | F |
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| Pitying I dropp'd a tear | G |
| But I saw a glow worm near | H |
| Who replied What wailing wight | I |
| Calls the watchman of the night | I |
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| I am set to light the ground | J |
| While the beetle goes his round | J |
| Follow now the beetles hum | K |
| Little wanderer hie thee home | L |
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