Native Scenes. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBBBBCBCBDD| O Native scenes nought to my heart clings nearer | A |
| Than you ye Edens of my youthful hours | B |
| Nought in this world warms my affections dearer | A |
| Than you ye plains of white and yellow flowers | B |
| Ye hawthorn hedge rows and ye woodbine bowers | B |
| Where youth has rov'd and still where manhood roves | B |
| The pasture pathway 'neath the willow groves | B |
| Ah as my eye looks o'er those lovely scenes | B |
| All the delights of former life beholding | C |
| Spite of the pain the care that intervenes | B |
| When lov'd remembrance is her bliss unfolding | C |
| Picking her childish posies on your greens | B |
| My soul can pause o'er its distress awhile | D |
| And Sorrow's cheek find leisure for a smile | D |
John Clare
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