The Winter Eve Is Clear And Chill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDAAEEFFGG| The winter eve is clear and chill | A |
| the world of air is folded still | A |
| the quiet hour expects the moon | B |
| and yon my home awaits me soon | B |
| behind the panes that come and go | C |
| with dusk and firelight wavering low | C |
| and I must bid the prompting cease | D |
| that bids me in this charmed peace | D |
| as tho' the hour would last my will | A |
| follow the roads and follow still | A |
| the dream that holds my heart in trance | E |
| and lures it to the fabled chance | E |
| to find beyond these evening ways | F |
| the morning and the woodland days | F |
| and meadows clear with gold and you | G |
| as once ere I might dare to woo | G |
Christopher John Brennan
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