Song Vii: Dawn Talks To Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDDDB EFEGHHHHIIG JKJKLMLMMMK NHNHODODPPH

Dawn talks to DayA
Over dew gleaming flowersB
Night flies awayA
Till the resting of hoursB
Fresh are thy feetC
And with dreams thine eyes glisteningD
Thy still lips are sweetC
Though the world is a listeningD
O Love set a word in my mouth for our meetingD
Cast thine arms round about me to stay my heart's beatingD
O fresh day O fair day O long day made oursB
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Morn shall meet noonE
While the flower stems yet moveF
Though the wind dieth soonE
And the clouds fade aboveG
Loved lips are thineH
As I tremble and hearkenH
Bright thine eyes shineH
Though the leaves thy brow darkenH
O Love kiss me into silence lest no word avail meI
Stay my head with thy bosom lest breath and life fail meI
O sweet day O rich day made long for our loveG
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Late day shall greet eveJ
And the full blossoms shakeK
For the wind will not leaveJ
The tall trees while they wakeK
Eyes soft with blissL
Come nigher and nigherM
Sweet mouth I kissL
Tell me all thy desireM
Let us speak love together some words of our storyM
That our lips as they part may remember the gloryM
O soft day O calm day made clear for our sakeK
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Eve shall kiss nightN
And the leaves stir like rainH
As the wind stealeth lightN
O'er the grass of the plainH
Unseen are thine eyesO
Mid the dreamy night's sleepingD
And on my mouth there liesO
The dear rain of thy weepingD
Hold silence love speak not of the sweet day departedP
Cling close to me love lest I waken sad heartedP
O kind day O dear day short day come againH

William Morris



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