Twilight And Peace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDEFFGGEAHBHEEIF FJJHHFFFKKLFFGGLHMNM GGOBBGGP| O GREY and dewy Twilight | A |
| Thou who comest softly bringing | B |
| Silence sweeter than all music | C |
| Song of bird or mortal singing | B |
| Thou who walkest with thy shadows | D |
| Through the mountains and the meadows | D |
| Hither come hither come | E |
| For the morn was dull and dreary | F |
| And the noon was hot and weary | F |
| And the hours that followed after | G |
| Were too full of care for laughter | G |
| And too full of toil for many and too full of tears for some | E |
| O grey and dewy Twilight | A |
| There are those within the forest | H |
| Who are waiting for thy coming | B |
| And the potions that thou pourest | H |
| Bringing balm to feathered bosom | E |
| Wilted leaf and withered blossom | E |
| Bid them sleep bid them sleep | I |
| For their morn was dull and dreary | F |
| And their noon was hot and weary | F |
| And the hours that followed brought them | J |
| Arid winds that evil wrought them | J |
| For the crushing heat lay heavy on each little flower and breast | H |
| O grey and dewy Twilight | H |
| There are those in town and city | F |
| Who are ailing ailing for thee | F |
| For thou hast the balm of pity | F |
| And the cooling calm that lingers | K |
| In a mother's gentle fingers | K |
| Soothe them so soothe them so | L |
| For their morn was dull and dreary | F |
| And their noon was hot and weary | F |
| And the hours that followed after | G |
| Were too full of toil for laughter | G |
| And too full of want for many and for some too full of woe | L |
| O grey and dewy Twilight | H |
| There is one thou dost resemble | M |
| And I feel that 'neath her footsteps | N |
| Even now the airs do tremble | M |
| And the shadows fly before her | G |
| And the silent stars bend o'er her | G |
| As she nears as she nears | O |
| Man and maid to joyance wooing | B |
| Doves in concert with her cooing | B |
| Round about her love and laughter | G |
| Golden plenty speeding after | G |
| And a magic in her presence to make sweet the salt of tears | P |
Roderic Quinn
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