Sweet Evening Bells Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBAA AACCCAA AADDDAA| Soft evening bells sweet evening bells | A |
| O'er vale and plain your music swells | A |
| And far away | B |
| The echoes play | B |
| O'er shaggy mount and forest grey | B |
| And every rock its secret tells | A |
| To your soft chime sweet evening bells | A |
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| Soft evening bells sweet evening bells | A |
| Now twilight drapes the woodland dells | A |
| And shadows lie | C |
| On the closed eye | C |
| Of flowers that dream beneath the sky | C |
| Yet fainter sweeter tenderer swells | A |
| Your dying chime sweet evening bells | A |
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| O evening bells sweet evening bells | A |
| With every note that sinks and swells | A |
| Sadly and slow | D |
| The warm tears flow | D |
| In pensive pleasure more than woe | D |
| As Mem'ry wakes her witching spells | A |
| 'Neath your soft chime sweet evening bells | A |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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