Villanelle comes from the word villa, meaning country house and seems a relaxing, refreshing sort of poem consisting of rhyming lines interrupted by an unrhymed line, forming a three line first stanza.

The second stanza couplet rhymes with the first couplet and the middle line rhymes with the unrhymed line in the first stanza. 

The first line from the orignal couplet becomes the last line of the second and even numbered stanzas.  The second line from the original couplet becomes the last line of the odd numbered stanzas.  And the final stanza ends on an even stanza with the final line, the second line of the original couplet.

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Ah blessed sleep, no matter how achieved
Pink light fills the room with promise
Dreams of a world beyond this bed conceived

Waking with hope, stressful worries reprieved
Shadows flicker a stolen kiss
Ah blessed sleep, no matter how achieved

Upon the window, dribbling snow perceived
Warmth a white glow reflecting bliss
Dreams of a world beyond this bed conceived

Frigid floorboards shock like cheerfulness thieved
Deadened sounds of a furnace hiss
Ah blessed sleep, no matter how achieved

Toothbrush timbers in complex tones aggrieved
Wafting scents hit doubting Thomas
Dreams of a world beyond this bed conceived

Coffee! Oatmeal! Awakened gifts received
Scalded tongue completely remiss
Ah blessed sleep, no matter how achieved

Bundled in sweats and boots, winter coat sleeved
Soggy sidewalk jog, trash day this
Dreams of a world beyond this bed conceived

The moment is now, the night has been grieved
Sun lights dog and walking princess
Ah blessed sleep, no matter how achieved
Dreams of a world beyond this bed conceived