Good Night To The Season Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCCCCDECECECECEFE F| Good night to the Season the rages | A |
| Led off by the chiefs of the throng | B |
| The Lady Matilda's new pages | C |
| The Lady Eliza's new song | B |
| Miss Fennel's Macaw which at Boodle's | C |
| Is held to have something to say | C |
| Mrs Splenetic's musical Poodles | C |
| Which bark 'Batti batti ' all day | C |
| D | |
| Good night to the Season another | E |
| Will come with its trifles and toys | C |
| And hurry away like its brother | E |
| In sunshine and odour and noise | C |
| Will it come with a rose or a briar | E |
| Will it come with a blessing or curse | C |
| Will its bonnets be lower or higher | E |
| Will its morals be better or worse | C |
| Will it find me grown thinner or fatter | E |
| Or fonder of wrong or of right | F |
| Or married or buried no matter | E |
| Good night to the Season Good night | F |
Winthrop Mackworth Praed
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