At Eventide Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBA AABC AABBAA| At eventide when glories lie | A |
| In crimson curtains hung on high | A |
| And all the breast of heaven glows | B |
| With mingled wreaths of flowers and snows | B |
| The dearest dreams of life draw nigh | A |
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| The pleasures in their soft robes fly | A |
| With angel wings adown the sky | A |
| And rapture lulls to sweet repose | B |
| At eventide | C |
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| Ah well a day Life's weary cry | A |
| And all its curse and care shall die | A |
| When Age on downy couches throws | B |
| His weary limbs and only knows | B |
| The tender dreams of bye and bye | A |
| At eventide | A |
Freeman E. Miller
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