A Night-rain In Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD BBEEFFGG| Open the window and let the air | A |
| Freshly blow upon face and hair | A |
| And fill the room as it fills the night | B |
| With the breath of the rain's sweet might | B |
| Hark the burthen swift and prone | C |
| And how the odorous limes are blown | C |
| Stormy Love's abroad and keeps | D |
| Hopeful coil for gentle sleeps | D |
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| Not a blink shall burn to night | B |
| In my chamber of sordid light | B |
| Nought will I have not a window pane | E |
| 'Twixt me and the air and the great good rain | E |
| Which ever shall sing me sharp lullabies | F |
| And God's own darkness shall close mine eyes | F |
| And I will sleep with all things blest | G |
| In the pure earth shadow of natural rest | G |
James Henry Leigh Hunt
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