Good Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABC DEDEC FGFGC CHCHC IBIBCThe sun has sunk behind the hills | A |
The shadows o'er the landscape creep | B |
A drowsy sound the woodland fills | A |
And nature folds her arms to sleep | B |
Good night good night | C |
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The chattering jay has ceased his din | D |
The noisy robin sings no more | E |
The crow his mountain haunt within | D |
Dreams 'mid the forest's surly roar | E |
Good night good night | C |
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The sunlit cloud floats dim and pale | F |
The dew is falling soft and still | G |
The mist hangs trembling o'er the vale | F |
And silence broods o'er yonder mill | G |
Goodnight good night | C |
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The rose so ruddy in the light | C |
Bends on its stem all rayless now | H |
And by its side the lily white | C |
A sister shadow seems to bow | H |
Good night good night | C |
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The bat may wheel on silent wing | I |
The fox his guilty vigils keep | B |
The boding owl his dirges sing | I |
But love and innocence will sleep | B |
Good night good night | C |
Sam G. Goodrich
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