March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDDDEFGGHH| From HONE'S Year Book | A |
| - | |
| The insect world now sunbeams higher climb | B |
| Oft dream of Spring and wake before their time | B |
| Bees stroke their little legs across their wings | C |
| And venture short flights where the snow drop hings | C |
| Its silver bell and winter aconite | D |
| Its buttercup like flowers that shut at night | D |
| With green leaf furling round its cup of gold | D |
| Like tender maiden muffled from the cold | D |
| They sip and find their honey dreams are vain | E |
| Then feebly hasten to their hives again | F |
| The butterflies by eager hopes undone | G |
| Glad as a child come out to greet the sun | G |
| Beneath the shadows of a sunny shower | H |
| Are lost nor see to morrow's April flower | H |
John Clare
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