At Evening's Hush Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCC ADDEE AFFGG AHHII| Now pipe no more glad Shepherd | A |
| Your joys from this fair hill | B |
| Through golden eves and still | B |
| There sounds from yon dense quarry | C |
| A burden harsh and sorry | C |
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| No piping now poor Shepherd | A |
| Men strive with violent hand | D |
| And anger stirs the bland | D |
| Blithe heaven that ne'er yet trembled | E |
| Save with great spirits assembled | E |
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| No more no more sad Shepherd | A |
| Let thy bright fingers stray | F |
| Idly in the old way | F |
| No more their nimble glancing | G |
| Set gleeful spirits a dancing | G |
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| Put by thy pipe O Shepherd | A |
| There needs no note of thine | H |
| For men deaf undivine | H |
| And lest brute hands should take it | I |
| O sorrowful Shepherd break it | I |
John Frederick Freeman
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