Song Vii: Dawn Talks To Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDDDB EFEGHHHHIIG JKJKLMLMMMK NHNHODODPPHDawn talks to Day | A |
Over dew gleaming flowers | B |
Night flies away | A |
Till the resting of hours | B |
Fresh are thy feet | C |
And with dreams thine eyes glistening | D |
Thy still lips are sweet | C |
Though the world is a listening | D |
O Love set a word in my mouth for our meeting | D |
Cast thine arms round about me to stay my heart's beating | D |
O fresh day O fair day O long day made ours | B |
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Morn shall meet noon | E |
While the flower stems yet move | F |
Though the wind dieth soon | E |
And the clouds fade above | G |
Loved lips are thine | H |
As I tremble and hearken | H |
Bright thine eyes shine | H |
Though the leaves thy brow darken | H |
O Love kiss me into silence lest no word avail me | I |
Stay my head with thy bosom lest breath and life fail me | I |
O sweet day O rich day made long for our love | G |
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Late day shall greet eve | J |
And the full blossoms shake | K |
For the wind will not leave | J |
The tall trees while they wake | K |
Eyes soft with bliss | L |
Come nigher and nigher | M |
Sweet mouth I kiss | L |
Tell me all thy desire | M |
Let us speak love together some words of our story | M |
That our lips as they part may remember the glory | M |
O soft day O calm day made clear for our sake | K |
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Eve shall kiss night | N |
And the leaves stir like rain | H |
As the wind stealeth light | N |
O'er the grass of the plain | H |
Unseen are thine eyes | O |
Mid the dreamy night's sleeping | D |
And on my mouth there lies | O |
The dear rain of thy weeping | D |
Hold silence love speak not of the sweet day departed | P |
Cling close to me love lest I waken sad hearted | P |
O kind day O dear day short day come again | H |
William Morris
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