The Shut-eye Train Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEEBC DDFCGGHHFC IIGCAAJJGC HHKCLLMMNC OOACDDEEACCome my little one with me | A |
There are wondrous sights to see | A |
As the evening shadows fall | B |
In your pretty cap and gown | C |
Don't detain | D |
The Shut Eye train | D |
Ting a ling the bell it goeth | E |
Toot toot the whistle bloweth | E |
And we hear the warning call | B |
All aboard for Shut Eye Town | C |
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Over hill and over plain | D |
Soon will speed the Shut Eye train | D |
Through the blue where bloom the stars | F |
And the Mother Moon looks down | C |
We'll away | G |
To land of Fay | G |
Oh the sights that we shall see there | H |
Come my little one with me there | H |
'T is a goodly train of cars | F |
All aboard for Shut Eye Town | C |
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Swifter than a wild bird's flight | I |
Through the realms of fleecy light | I |
We shall speed and speed away | G |
Let the Night in envy frown | C |
What care we | A |
How wroth she be | A |
To the Balow land above us | J |
To the Balow folk who love us | J |
Let us hasten while we may | G |
All aboard for Shut Eye Town | C |
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Shut Eye Town is passing fair | H |
Golden dreams await us there | H |
We shall dream those dreams my dear | K |
Till the Mother Moon goes down | C |
See unfold | L |
Delights untold | L |
And in those mysterious places | M |
We shall see beloved faces | M |
And beloved voices hear | N |
In the grace of Shut Eye Town | C |
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Heavy are your eyes my sweet | O |
Weary are your little feet | O |
Nestle closer up to me | A |
In your pretty cap and gown | C |
Don't detain | D |
The Shut Eye train | D |
Ting a ling the bell it goeth | E |
Toot toot the whistle bloweth | E |
Oh the sights that we shall see | A |
All aboard for Shut Eye Town | C |
Eugene Field
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