Twilight In The Alps Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA BBBBBB| I love the hour that comes with dusky hair | A |
| And dewy feet along the Alpine dells | B |
| To lead the cattle forth A thousand bells | B |
| Go chiming after her across the fair | A |
| And flowery uplands while the rosy flare | A |
| Of sunset on the snowy mountain dwells | B |
| And valleys darken and the drowsy spells | B |
| Of peace are woven through the purple air | A |
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| Dear is the magic of this hour she seems | B |
| To walk before the dark by falling rills | B |
| And lend a sweeter song to hidden streams | B |
| She opens all the doors of night and fills | B |
| With moving bells the music of my dreams | B |
| That wander far among the sleeping hills | B |
Henry Van Dyke
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