Sabbath Walks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCCDCDCD| Upon the sabbath sweet it is to walk | A |
| 'Neath wood side shelter of oak's spreading tree | B |
| Or by a hedge row track or padded balk | A |
| Or stretch 'neath willows on the meadow lea | B |
| List'ning delighted hum of passing bee | B |
| And curious pausing on the blossom's head | C |
| And mark the spider at his labour free | B |
| Spinning from bent to bent his silken thread | C |
| And lab'ring ants by careful nature led | C |
| To make the most of summer's plenteous stay | D |
| And lady cow beneath its leafy shed | C |
| Call'd when I mix'd with children clock a clay | D |
| Pruning its red wings on its pleasing bed | C |
| Glad like myself to shun the heat of day | D |
John Clare
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