The Vesper Hour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCC EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKL GMGMBNBN

Soft and holy Vesper HourA
Precursor of the nightB
How I love thy soothing powerA
The hush the fading lightB
Raising those vain thoughts of oursC
To higher holier thingsD
Mingling gleams from Eden s bowersC
With earth s imaginingsC
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How thrilling in some grand old faneE
To hear the Vesper prayerF
Rise with the organ s solemn strainE
On incense laden airF
While the last dying smiles of dayG
Athwart the stained glass pourH
Flooding with red and golden rayG
The shrine and chancel floorH
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Who at such moment has not feltI
Those yearnings vague yet sweetJ
For Heaven s joys at last to meltI
Into fruition meetJ
And wished as with rapt soul he viewedK
That glorious Home aboveL
That earth s vain thoughts would ne er intrudeK
On visions of God s loveL
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To this calm hour belongs a swayG
The bright day cannot wieldM
Sweet as the evening star s first rayG
Transforming wood and fieldM
Soft ing gay flowers else too brightB
And silvering hill and dellN
And clothing earth in that mild lightB
The sad heart loves so wellN

Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon



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