Sunday Dip Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFGHH| The morning road is thronged with merry boys | A |
| Who seek the water for their Sunday joys | A |
| They run to seek the shallow pit and wade | B |
| And dance about the water in the shade | B |
| The boldest ventures first and dashes in | C |
| And others go and follow to the chin | C |
| And duck about and try to lose their fears | D |
| And laugh to hear the thunder in their ears | D |
| They bundle up the rushes for a boat | E |
| And try across the deepest place to float | E |
| Beneath the willow trees they ride and stoop | F |
| The awkward load will scarcely bear them up | G |
| Without their aid the others float away | H |
| And play about the water half the day | H |
John Clare
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