Impromptu Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDA DFDGHIHI| 'Where art thou wandering little child ' | A |
| I said to one I met to day | B |
| She pushed her bonnet up and smiled | C |
| 'I'm going upon the green to play | B |
| Folks tell me that the May's in flower | D |
| That cowslip peeps are fit to pull | E |
| And I've got leave to spend an hour | D |
| To get this little basket full ' | A |
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| And thou'st got leave to spend an hour | D |
| My heart repeated She was gone | F |
| And thou hast heard the thorn's in flower | D |
| And childhood's bliss is urging on | G |
| Ah happy child thou mak'st me sigh | H |
| This once as happy heart of mine | I |
| Would nature with the boon comply | H |
| How gladly would I change for thine | I |
John Clare
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