The Harvest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCAADDEE| Oh 'tis sweet when fields are ringing | A |
| With the merry cricket's singing | A |
| Oft to mark with curious eye | B |
| If the vine tree's time be nigh | B |
| Here is now the fruit whose birth | C |
| Cost a throe to Mother Earth | C |
| Sweet it is too to be telling | A |
| How the luscious figs are swelling | A |
| Then to riot without measure | D |
| In the rich nectareous treasure | D |
| While our grateful voices chime | E |
| Happy season blessed time | E |
Aristophanes
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