Ballad. "winter's Gone, The Summer Breezes" Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEF FFFFGEHEF FIFJAEKEF LMLMNENEF| Winter's gone the summer breezes | A |
| Breathe the shepherd's joys again | B |
| Village scene no longer pleases | A |
| Pleasures meet upon the plain | C |
| Snows are fled that hung the bowers | D |
| Buds to blossoms softly steal | E |
| Winter's rudeness melts in flowers | D |
| Charmer leave thy spinning wheel | E |
| And tend the sheep with me | F |
| - | |
| Careless here shall pleasures lull thee | F |
| From domestic troubles free | F |
| Rushes for thy couch I'll pull thee | F |
| In the shade thy seat shall be | F |
| All the flower buds will I get | G |
| Spring's first sunbeams do unseal | E |
| Primrose cowslip violet | H |
| Charmer leave thy spinning wheel | E |
| And tend the sheep with me | F |
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| Cast away thy twilly willy | F |
| Winter's warm protecting gown | I |
| Storms no longer blow to chill thee | F |
| Come with mantle loosely thrown | J |
| Garments light as gale's embraces | A |
| That thy lovely shape reveal | E |
| Put thou on thy airy dresses | K |
| Charmer leave thy spinning wheel | E |
| And tend the sheep with me | F |
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| Sweet to sit where brooks are flowing | L |
| Pleasant spreads the gentle heat | M |
| On the green's lap thyme is growing | L |
| Every molehill forms a seat | M |
| Fear not suns 'cause thou'rt so fair | N |
| In the thorn bower we'll conceal | E |
| Ne'er a sunbeam pierces there | N |
| Charmer leave thy spinning wheel | E |
| And tend the sheep with me | F |
John Clare
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