No. It could be considered a half rhyme/imperfect rhyme though.
You can't. Sleep and morning do not rhyme with each other.
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The phrase sleep tight means that an individual is affectionately hoping another person has a good sleep. It is often used in a rhyme such as "sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite".
Oh, dude, seriously? No way! "Sleep" and "eat" do not rhyme at all. It's like trying to say a cat is the same as a hat - they're just not on the same wavelength, you know? So, yeah, sleep and eat are like distant cousins in the rhyming family.
It is a long E, to rhyme with keep and sleep.
Ann Bonwin has written: 'When mermaids sleep' -- subject(s): Stories in rhyme, Bedtime, Fiction
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