Nature's Darling Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDB EEFGGHCCH CCICCICCI CCCJJCCCCSweet comes the morning | A |
In Nature's adorning | A |
And bright shines the dew on the buds of the thorn | B |
Where Mary Ann rambles | C |
Through the sloe trees and brambles | C |
She's sweeter than wild flowers that open at morn | B |
She's a rose in the dew | D |
She's pure and she's true | D |
She's as gay as the poppy that grows in the corn | B |
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Her eyes they are bright | E |
Her bosom's snow white | E |
And her voice is like songs of the birds in the grove | F |
She's handsome and bonny | G |
And fairer than any | G |
And her person and actions are Nature's and love | H |
She has the bloom of all roses | C |
She's the breath of sweet posies | C |
She's as pure as the brood in the nest of the dove | H |
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Of Earth's fairest daughters | C |
Voiced like falling waters | C |
She walks down the meadows than blossoms more fair | I |
O her bosom right fair is | C |
And her rose cheek so rare is | C |
And parted and lovely her glossy black hair | I |
Her bosom's soft whiteness | C |
The sun in its brightness | C |
Has never been seen so bewilderingly fair | I |
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The dewy grass glitters | C |
The house swallow twitters | C |
And through the sky floats in its visions of bliss | C |
The lark soars on high | J |
On cowslips dews lie | J |
And the last days of Summer are nothing like this | C |
When Mary Ann rambles | C |
Through hedgerows and brambles | C |
The soft gales of Spring are the seasons of bliss | C |
John Clare
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