An interpretation stating that the speaker feels awed when experiencing the hours of the night would be most fully supported by the poem's references to the magical effects of night.
What is the supporting evidence?
The poem described the night as a time when the world transforms, when ordinary things take on a magical quality, or when there is a heightened sense of beauty and awe.
The speaker uses language that evokes a sense of reverence or admiration for the night, emphasizing its extraordinary and captivating aspects.