Winter Evening Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFDFE| To night the very horses springing by | A |
| Toss gold from whitened nostrils In a dream | B |
| The streets that narrow to the westward gleam | B |
| Like rows of golden palaces and high | A |
| From all the crowded chimneys tower and die | A |
| A thousand aureoles Down in the west | C |
| The brimming plains beneath the sunset rest | C |
| One burning sea of gold Soon soon shall fly | A |
| The glorious vision and the hours shall feel | D |
| A mightier master soon from height to height | E |
| With silence and the sharp unpitying stars | F |
| Stern creeping frosts and winds that touch like steel | D |
| Out of the depth beyond the eastern bars | F |
| Glittering and still shall come the awful night | E |
Archibald Lampman
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