At Nightfall Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCADECFEC| O little hands long vanished in the night | A |
| Sweet fairy hands that were my treasure here | B |
| My heart is full of music from some sphere | C |
| Where ye make melody for God's delight | A |
| Though autumn clouds obscure the starry height | A |
| And winds are noisy and the land is drear | C |
| In this blank room I feel my lost love near | C |
| And hear you playing hands so small and white | A |
| The shadowy organ sings its songs again | D |
| The dead years turn to music at its voice | E |
| And all the dreams come back my brain did store | C |
| Once more dear hands ye soothe me in my pain | F |
| Once more your music makes my heart rejoice | E |
| God speed the day we clasp for evermore | C |
Frederick George Scott
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