Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDCE| Home of the pure in heart and tranquil mind | A |
| Temple of love's white silence holy Night | B |
| Greater than splendid thought or iron might | B |
| Thy lofty peace unswept by any wind | A |
| Of human sorrow leaves all care behind | A |
| Uplifted to the zenith of thy height | B |
| My world worn spirit drinks thy calm delight | B |
| And chrysalis like lets slip its earthly rind | A |
| The blinded feuds base passions and fierce guilt | C |
| Vain pride and falseness that enslaved the day | D |
| Here dwindle and fade with all that mocks and mars | E |
| Where wisdom awed walks hushed with lips that pray | D |
| 'Neath this high minster dim invisible built | C |
| Vast walled with deeps of space and roofed with stars | E |
William Wilfred Campbell
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