Sudden Shower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCBDBDEDF| Black grows the southern sky betokening rain | A |
| And humming hive bees homeward hurry bye | B |
| They feel the change so let us shun the grain | A |
| And take the broad road while our feet are dry | B |
| Ay there some dropples moistened on my face | C |
| And pattered on my hat tis coming nigh | B |
| Let's look about and find a sheltering place | C |
| The little things around like you and I | B |
| Are hurrying through the grass to shun the shower | D |
| Here stoops an ash tree hark the wind gets high | B |
| But never mind this ivy for an hour | D |
| Rain as it may will keep us dryly here | E |
| That little wren knows well his sheltering bower | D |
| Nor leaves his dry house though we come so near | F |
John Clare
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