Poems for goodnight featuring the peaceful animals of Firefly Farm settling down as night falls. Join sleepy chickens, drowsy cows, and watchful Henry the dog. These soothing rhythmic verses create a calming nighttime ritual while celebrating the natural rhythms of farm life from dusk until dawn’s first light—perfect for young children ages 3-7.
I snuggle down beneath my sheet,
While cricket songs so soft and sweet,
Float through my window on the breeze,
That whispers through the apple trees.
The moon hangs like a lantern bright,
Above our Firefly Farm tonight,
While Henry keeps his watchful care,
Of all the creatures dwelling there.
Upon their wooden roosts in rows,
The chickens settle for their doze,
Like feathered pearls strung in the night,
Each softly clucking with delight.
Beneath the oak tree's spreading crown,
The drowsy cows have settled down,
Their gentle breath like evening mist,
By silver moonbeams softly kissed.
The fireflies with lanterns bright,
Paint patterns in the velvet night,
Like tiny stars that lost their way,
And chose upon our farm to stay.
The barn cats in their tower high,
Watch shadows of the bats go by,
While dreaming of their morning play,
When night gives way to golden day.
In burrows deep beneath the ground,
The rabbits sleep all safe and sound,
While field mice in the fragrant hay,
Make tiny beds in which to stay.
As morning paints the sky in gold,
The farm awakens, young and old,
While Henry with his gentle bark,
Greets dawn's first sleepy meadowlark.
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