Wedding-night. (moods Of Love.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCDCD| At night with shaded eyes the summer moon | A |
| In tender meditation downward glances | B |
| At the dark earth far set in dim expanses | B |
| And welcomer than blazoned gold of noon | A |
| Down through the air her steady lights are strewn | A |
| The breezy forests sigh in moonlit trances | B |
| And the full hearted poet waking fancies | B |
| The smiling hills will break in laughter soon | A |
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| Oh thus thou gentle Nature dost thou shine | C |
| On me to night My very limbs would melt | D |
| Like rugged earth beneath yon ray divine | C |
| Into faint semblance of what they have felt | D |
| Thine eye doth color me O wife O mine | C |
| With peace that in thy spirit long hath dwelt | D |
George Parsons Lathrop
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