Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDEDDFDFGG| Night spreads upon the plain her ebon pall | A |
| Day seems unable to wash out the stain | B |
| A pausing truce kind nature gives to all | C |
| And fairy nations now have leave to reign | B |
| So may conjecturing Fancy think and feign | B |
| Doubtless in tiny legions now unseen | D |
| They venture from their dwellings once again | E |
| From keck stalk cavity or hollow bean | D |
| Or perfum'd bosom of pea flower between | D |
| They to the dark green rings now haste to meet | F |
| To dance or pay some homage to their queen | D |
| Or journey on some pilgrim friend to greet | F |
| With rushy switch they urge some beetle's flight | G |
| And ride to revel ere 'tis morning light | G |
John Clare
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