Summer Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FGFGHIHJ KLKLMNMN OOOOPQPQ

The cocks have now the morn foretoldA
The sun again begins to peepB
The shepherd whistling to his foldA
Unpens and frees the captive sheepB
O'er pathless plains at early hoursC
The sleepy rustic sloomy goesD
The dews brushed off from grass and flowersC
Bemoistening sop his hardened shoesE
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While every leaf that forms a shadeF
And every floweret's silken topG
And every shivering bent and bladeF
Stoops bowing with a diamond dropG
But soon shall fly those diamond dropsH
The red round sun advances higherI
And stretching o'er the mountain topsH
Is gilding sweet the village spireJ
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'Tis sweet to meet the morning breezeK
Or list the gurgling of the brookL
Or stretched beneath the shade of treesK
Peruse and pause on Nature's bookL
When Nature every sweet preparesM
To entertain our wished delayN
The images which morning wearsM
The wakening charms of early dayN
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Now let me tread the meadow pathsO
While glittering dew the ground illumesO
As sprinkled o'er the withering swathsO
Their moisture shrinks in sweet perfumesO
And hear the beetle sound his hornP
And hear the skylark whistling nighQ
Sprung from his bed of tufted cornP
A haling minstrel from the skyQ

John Clare



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