Poets Love Nature--a Fragment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDBDE FGHII| Poets love Nature and themselves are love | A |
| Though scorn of fools and mock of idle pride | B |
| The vile in nature worthless deeds approve | C |
| They court the vile and spurn all good beside | B |
| Poets love Nature like the calm of Heaven | D |
| Like Heaven's own love her gifts spread far and wide | B |
| In all her works there are no signs of leaven | D |
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| Her flowers | F |
| They are her very Scriptures upon earth | G |
| And teach us simple mirth where'er we go | H |
| Even in prison they can solace me | I |
| For where they bloom God is and I am free | I |
John Clare
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