Hesper Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFGFHF| Her eyes are like the evening air | A |
| Her voice is like a rose | B |
| Her lips are like a lovely song | C |
| That ripples as it flows | B |
| And she herself is sweeter than | D |
| The sweetest thing she knows | B |
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| A slender haunting twilight form | E |
| Of wonder and surprise | F |
| She seemed a fairy or a child | G |
| Till deep within her eyes | F |
| I saw the homeward leading star | H |
| Of womanhood arise | F |
Henry Van Dyke
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