Approach Of Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKM| The Autumn day now fades away | A |
| The fields are wet and dreary | B |
| The rude storm takes the flowers of May | A |
| And Nature seemeth weary | B |
| The partridge coveys shunning fate | C |
| Hide in the bleaching stubble | D |
| And many a bird without its mate | C |
| Mourns o'er its lonely trouble | D |
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| On hawthorns shine the crimson haw | E |
| Where Spring brought may day blossoms | F |
| Decay is Nature's cheerless law | E |
| Life's Winter in our bosoms | F |
| The fields are brown and naked all | G |
| The hedges still are green | H |
| But storms shall come at Autumn's fall | G |
| And not a leaf be seen | H |
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| Yet happy love that warms the heart | I |
| Through darkest storms severe | J |
| Keeps many a tender flower to start | I |
| When Spring shall re appear | J |
| Affection's hope shall roses meet | K |
| Like those of Summer bloom | L |
| And joys and flowers shall be as sweet | K |
| In seasons yet to come | M |
John Clare
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