The Clouds That Promise A Glorious Morrow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFCGCG HIHIEJEJ EAEAEKEL MNBBOIOI

The clouds that promise a glorious morrowA
Are fading slowly one by oneB
The earth no more bright rays may borrowA
From her loved Lord the golden sunB
Gray evening shadows are softly creepingC
With noiseless steps o er vale and hillD
The birds and flowers are calmly sleepingC
And all around is fair and stillD
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Once loved I dearly at this sweet hourE
With loitering steps to careless strayF
To idly gather an opening flowerE
And often pause upon my wayF
Gazing around me with joyous feelingC
From sunny earth to azure skyG
Or bending over the streamlet stealingC
Mid banks of flowers and verdure byG
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You wond ring ask me why sit I lonelyH
Within my quiet curtain d roomI
So idly seeking and clinging onlyH
Unto its chastened thoughtful gloomI
You tell me that never fragrance rarerE
Did breathe from clustering leaf and boughJ
That never the bright spring was fairerE
Or more enchanting than she is nowJ
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Ah useless chiding The loved ones tenderE
Who shared my rambles long agoA
Whose cherished accents could only renderE
Words of affection soft and lowA
Are parted from me perchance for everE
By miles of distance of land or mainK
Death some has taken and them oh neverE
Upon this earth shall I meet againL
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Tis thus this hour of gentle evenM
Brings back in thought the friends long goneN
Loved ones with whom this earth was HeavenB
But who have vanished one by oneB
Tis thus I cherish with wilful sadnessO
The quiet of my lonely roomI
Careless unmindful of all earth s gladnessO
Or of her lovely evening bloomI

Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon



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