A Noon Song Poem Rhyme Scheme

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There are songs for the morning and songs for the night	A
For sunrise and sunset the stars and the moon	B
But who will give praise to the fulness of light	A
And sing us a song of the glory of noon	B
Oh the high noon the clear noon	B
The noon with golden crest	C
When the blue sky burns and the great sun turns	D
With his face to the way of the west	C
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How swiftly he rose in the dawn of his strength	E
How slowly he crept as the morning wore by	F
Ah steep was the climbing that led him at length	E
To the height of his throne in the wide summer sky	F
Oh the long toil the slow toil	G
The toil that may not rest	C
Till the sun looks down from his journey's crown	H
To the wonderful way of the west	C
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Then a quietness falls over meadow and hill	I
The wings of the wind in the forest are furled	C
The river runs softly the birds are all still	I
The workers are resting all over the world	C
Oh the good hour the kind hour	J
The hour that calms the breast	C
Little inn half way on the road of the day	C
Where it follows the turn to the west	C
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There's a plentiful feast in the maple tree shade	C
The lilt of a song to an old fashioned tune	B
The talk of a friend or the kiss of a maid	C
To sweeten the cup that we drink to the noon	B
Oh the deep noon the full noon	B
Of all the day the best	C
When the blue sky burns and the great sun turns	D
To his home by the way of the west	C

Henry Van Dyke

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