A Blacksmith's Boy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB ADED AFGH ADED CIJI ADED KLML ADED| One sunny springtime morning | A |
| I met her on a fair day | B |
| I saw her from a distance | C |
| Out strolling on the fair way | B |
| - | |
| As like the springtime morning | A |
| She filled the air with joy | D |
| She was a rose of England | E |
| And I a blacksmith's boy | D |
| - | |
| I heard that she was singing | A |
| As I maundered ever near | F |
| The sweetest charming plainsong | G |
| Sent softly to my ear | H |
| - | |
| As like the springtime morning | A |
| She filled the air with joy | D |
| She was a rose of England | E |
| And I a blacksmith's boy | D |
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| She had the rarest countenance | C |
| She had the fairest flowing hair | I |
| She looked the grandest lady | J |
| Ethereal beyond compare | I |
| - | |
| As like the springtime morning | A |
| She filled the air with joy | D |
| She was a rose of England | E |
| And I a blacksmith's boy | D |
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| She was a rose of this fair land | K |
| The flower of Saint George | L |
| But I my master's vassal | M |
| A servant of the forge | L |
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| So like the springtime morning | A |
| She filled my heart with joy | D |
| She a rose of England | E |
| Whilst I a blacksmith's boy | D |
Alan S Jeeves
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