The Vesper Hour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCC EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKL GMGMBNBNSoft and holy Vesper Hour | A |
Precursor of the night | B |
How I love thy soothing power | A |
The hush the fading light | B |
Raising those vain thoughts of ours | C |
To higher holier things | D |
Mingling gleams from Eden s bowers | C |
With earth s imaginings | C |
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How thrilling in some grand old fane | E |
To hear the Vesper prayer | F |
Rise with the organ s solemn strain | E |
On incense laden air | F |
While the last dying smiles of day | G |
Athwart the stained glass pour | H |
Flooding with red and golden ray | G |
The shrine and chancel floor | H |
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Who at such moment has not felt | I |
Those yearnings vague yet sweet | J |
For Heaven s joys at last to melt | I |
Into fruition meet | J |
And wished as with rapt soul he viewed | K |
That glorious Home above | L |
That earth s vain thoughts would ne er intrude | K |
On visions of God s love | L |
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To this calm hour belongs a sway | G |
The bright day cannot wield | M |
Sweet as the evening star s first ray | G |
Transforming wood and field | M |
Soft ing gay flowers else too bright | B |
And silvering hill and dell | N |
And clothing earth in that mild light | B |
The sad heart loves so well | N |
Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon
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