Serenade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDE EFEFFEFE GCHCDEDE| The day is fading from the sky | A |
| And softly shines the Star of Even | B |
| As watching with a lover's eye | A |
| The rest of Earth the peace of Heaven | C |
| The dew is rising cool and sweet | D |
| And zephyr rock'd the flowers are closing | E |
| The Night steals on with noiseless feet | D |
| Oh gentle be my love's reposing | E |
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| The streamlet as it flows along | E |
| Sounds like a voice 'mid childhood's slumbers | F |
| And from the brake the Queen of Song | E |
| Pours forth her softest clearest numbers | F |
| And ever through the stirless leaves | F |
| The summer moon is brightly streaming | E |
| Light fancies on the sward it weaves | F |
| As radiant be my lady's dreaming | E |
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| The silent hours move swiftly on | G |
| With many a blessed vision laden | C |
| That all the night has softly shone | H |
| Upon the hearts of youth and maiden | C |
| And now in golden splendors drest | D |
| The new born day is gladly breaking | E |
| Oh blissful be my lady's rest | D |
| And sweet as Morn be her awaking | E |
Walter R. Cassels
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