The Skylark Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCDD EFGGHHDAIIJJKKLLMMNN FEOO PPHHQQ| a dripping shower of notes from the softening blue It is | A |
| the skylark come Robert A Field in the New Age | B |
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| It is the skylark come For shame | C |
| Robert a Cockney is thy name | C |
| Robert a Field would surely know | D |
| That skylarks bless them never go | D |
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| Love of my life bear witness here | E |
| How we have heard them all the year | F |
| How to the skylark's song are set | G |
| The days we never can forget | G |
| At Rustington do you remember | H |
| We heard the skylarks in December | H |
| In January above the snow | D |
| They sang to us by Hurstmonceux | A |
| Once in the keenest airs of March | I |
| We heard them near the Marble Arch | I |
| Their April song thrilled Tonbridge air | J |
| May found them singing everywhere | J |
| And oh in Sheppey how their tune | K |
| Rhymed with the bean flower scent in June | K |
| One unforgotten day at Rye | L |
| They sang a love song in July | L |
| In August hard by Lewes town | M |
| They sang of joy 'twixt sky and down | M |
| And in September's golden spell | N |
| We heard them singing on Scaw Fell | N |
| October's leaves were brown and sere | F |
| But skylarks sang by Teston Weir | E |
| And in November at Mount's Bay | O |
| They sang upon our wedding day | O |
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| Mr a Field go forth go forth | P |
| Go east and west and south and north | P |
| You'll always find the furze in flower | H |
| Find every hour the lovers' hour | H |
| And by my faith in love and rhyme | Q |
| The skylark singing all the time | Q |
E. (edith) Nesbit
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