Good Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCDB EEBFFFB GGBHHHB GGBIIIB| Good night good night the day | A |
| Slowly has borne away | A |
| Music and light | B |
| Once more the starry train | C |
| Sweeps over vale and plain | C |
| Soft falls the dews again | D |
| Good night good night | B |
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| Day's weary toils are done | E |
| Set is the glorious sun | E |
| Faded the light | B |
| Now to the weary breast | F |
| Ever a welcome guest | F |
| Comes the sweet hour of rest | F |
| Good night good night | B |
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| Evening's cool shadows lie | G |
| Calmly o'er earth and sky | G |
| And from the height | B |
| Of the far wooded hill | H |
| Sends the lone whip poor will | H |
| Softer and sweeter still | H |
| Plaintive good night | B |
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| Gently let slumber lie | G |
| On every weary eye | G |
| Tired of the light | B |
| E'en as the folded flowers | I |
| Sleep in the forest bowers | I |
| Rest through the silent hours | I |
| Good night good night | B |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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