Midsummer Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBA AAADDA| Mother of balms and soothings manifold | A |
| Quiet breathed night whose brooding hours are seven | B |
| To whom the voices of all rest are given | B |
| And those few stars whose scattered names are told | A |
| Far off beyond the westward hills outrolled | A |
| Darker than thou more still more dreamy even | C |
| The golden moon leans in the dusky heaven | B |
| And under the one star a point of gold | A |
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| And all go slowly lingering toward the west | A |
| As we go down forgetfully to our rest | A |
| Weary of daytime tired of noise and light | A |
| Ah it was time that thou should'st come for we | D |
| Were sore athirst and had great need of thee | D |
| Thou sweet physician balmy blossomed night | A |
Archibald Lampman
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