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The earth was flooded in the amber haze	A
That renders so lovely our autumn days	A
The dying leaves softly fluttered down	B
Bright crimson and orange and golden brown	B
And the hush of autumn solemn and still	C
Brooded o er valley plain and hill	C
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Yet still from that scene with rare beauty rife	D
And the touching sweetness of fading life	D
From glowing foliage and sun bright ray	E
My gaze soon mournfully turned away	E
To rest instead on a new made grave	F
Enshrouding a heart true loyal and brave	F
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At rest for aye Cold and pulseless now	G
That high throbbing breast and calm earnest brow	G
Laid down forever the quick gifted pen	H
That toiled but for God and his fellow men	H
Silent that voice free from hatred or ruth	I
Yet e er boldly raised in the cause of truth	I
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For the prize of our faith grateful he proved	J
Breaking from ties and from scenes once loved	K
From rank and fortune and the lures of pride	L
That tempt the gifted on every side	L
To devote his genius his pen of fire	M
To aims more holy and themes far higher	M
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He was true to the land he had made his home	N
And true to the grand old faith of Rome	N
At whose feet he laid powers rarer than gold	O
As knights laid their lances and shields of old	O
That Church on whose loving maternal breast	P
He peacefully sank to eternal rest	P
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Oh no tears for him who passed away	E
Ere frame or spirit knew touch of decay	E
Ere time had deadened one feeling warm	Q
Or his genius robbed of one single charm	R
As he was when death struck his image shall dwell	S
In the countless hearts that loved him so well	S

Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon

In Memory Of The Late G. C. Of Montreal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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