Night And Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIJ IIII KAKA LMNO PQPA RIRI SISI| When the golden day is done | A |
| Through the closing portal | B |
| Child and garden Flower and sun | A |
| Vanish all things mortal | B |
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| As the blinding shadows fall | C |
| As the rays diminish | D |
| Under evening's cloak they all | C |
| Roll away and vanish | D |
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| Garden darkened daisy shut | E |
| Child in bed they slumber | F |
| Glow worm in the hallway rut | E |
| Mice among the lumber | F |
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| In the darkness houses shine | G |
| Parents move the candles | H |
| Till on all the night divine | G |
| Turns the bedroom handles | H |
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| Till at last the day begins | I |
| In the east a breaking | J |
| In the hedges and the whins | I |
| Sleeping birds a waking | J |
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| In the darkness shapes of things | I |
| Houses trees and hedges | I |
| Clearer grow and sparrow's wings | I |
| Beat on window ledges | I |
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| These shall wake the yawning maid | K |
| She the door shall open | A |
| Finding dew on garden glade | K |
| And the morning broken | A |
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| There my garden grows again | L |
| Green and rosy painted | M |
| As at eve behind the pane | N |
| From my eyes it fainted | O |
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| Just as it was shut away | P |
| Toy like in the even | Q |
| Here I see it glow with day | P |
| Under glowing heaven | A |
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| Every path and every plot | R |
| Every blush of roses | I |
| Every blue forget me not | R |
| Where the dew reposes | I |
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| Up they cry the day is come | S |
| On the smiling valleys | I |
| We have beat the morning drum | S |
| Playmate join your allies | I |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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