Stonepit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEEFFGHGH| The passing traveller with wonder sees | A |
| A deep and ancient stonepit full of trees | A |
| So deep and very deep the place has been | B |
| The church might stand within and not be seen | C |
| The passing stranger oft with wonder stops | D |
| And thinks he een could walk upon their tops | D |
| And often stoops to see the busy crow | E |
| And stands above and sees the eggs below | E |
| And while the wild horse gives its head a toss | F |
| The squirrel dances up and runs across | F |
| The boy that stands and kills the black nosed bee | G |
| Dares down as soon as magpies' nests are found | H |
| And wonders when he climbs the highest tree | G |
| To find it reaches scarce above the ground | H |
John Clare
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