Christmas Eve 1914 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHAJKJ FLMLKNCN| Silent to night o'er Judah's hills | A |
| Bend low the angel throng | B |
| No heavenly music fills the air | C |
| Exultantly with song | B |
| Yet close above the sin scarred earth | D |
| Broods still the Love Divine | E |
| And through the darkness as of old | F |
| The stars of pity shine | E |
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| Silent to night is Bethlehem | G |
| Along the hush d ways | H |
| No eager feet of worshippers | I |
| No melodies of praise | H |
| Yet in the quietness that fills | A |
| The waiting hearts of men | J |
| The ancient miracle of hope | K |
| Is wrought to night again | J |
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| O holy Christ to whom of old | F |
| The wondering shepherds came | L |
| The light they sought with flaming joy | M |
| We seek in contrite shame | L |
| And though men strive we dare to hope | K |
| That Thou again art born | N |
| For through the night of our despair | C |
| Behold Thy star of morn | N |
Eugene Field
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