A Nocturne Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFCGCHGCD| The Moon has gone to her rest | A |
| A full hour ago | B |
| The Pleiads have found a nest | A |
| In the waves below | B |
| Slow the Hours one by one | C |
| In Midnight's footsteps creep | D |
| Lovers who lie alone | E |
| Soon wake to weep | D |
| Slow footed tortoise Hours will ye not hasten on | F |
| Till from his prison | C |
| In the golden East | G |
| A new day shall have risen | C |
| And the last stars be gone | H |
| Like guests belated from a bridal feast | G |
| When the long night is done | C |
| Then shall ye sleep | D |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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