The Angel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF GHEE| I Dreamt a Dream what can it mean | A |
| And that I was a maiden Queen | A |
| Guarded by an Angel mild | B |
| Witless woe was neer beguil'd | B |
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| And I wept both night and day | C |
| And he wip'd my tears away | C |
| And I wept both day and night | D |
| And hid from him my hearts delight | D |
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| So he took his wings and fled | E |
| Then the morn blush'd rosy red | E |
| I dried my tears amp armd my fears | F |
| With ten thousand shields and spears | F |
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| Soon my Angel came again | G |
| I was arm'd he came in vain | H |
| For the time of youth was fled | E |
| And grey hairs were on my head | E |
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