Joys Of Youth. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBABCDCCEFGFG| How pleasing simplest recollections seem | A |
| Now summer comes it warms me to look back | B |
| On the sweet happiness of youth's wild track | B |
| Varied and fleeting as a summer dream | A |
| Here have I paus'd upon the sweeping rack | B |
| That specks like wool flocks through the purple sky | C |
| Here have I careless stooped down to catch | D |
| The meadow flower that entertain'd my eye | C |
| And as the butterfly went whirring by | C |
| How anxious for its settling did I watch | E |
| And oft long purples on the water's brink | F |
| Have tempted me to wade in spite of fate | G |
| To pluck the flowers Oh to look back and think | F |
| What pleasing pains such simple joys create | G |
John Clare
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