Question

what is the rhyme scheme of the Dawn's Awake?

Answer 1

first you say the poem then I'll say the rhyming scheme

Answer 2

Answer:

$\huge\tt\colorbox{Orange}{\color{white}{Happy}}$

$\huge\tt\colorbox{white}{\color{blue}{Republic}}$

$\huge\tt\colorbox{green}{\color{white}{Day}}$

Explanation:

First Pasage:

"The Dawn's awake!

A flash of sm oldering fla me and fire

Ignites the East. Then, hig her, higher,

O'er all the sky so gray, forl orn,

The torch of g old is bo rne."

In this stan za, the poet says that it is time of da wn. The su n is rising from the east making the sky look like it is bu rning with red flame. The sun rises high er and higher until it is only a golden ball of fire.

Second Pa sage:

"The Da wn's awake!

The d awn of a thousand dreams and thrills.

And music si nging in the hills

A pa ean of eternal spr ing

Voi ces the new awa kening."

This d awn is not only a na tural pro cess but also a dawn, a aw akening of drea ms and fears. With a new dawn, comes new sp rings of ne w dre ams and new thrills.