The Beanfield Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBDD| A beanfield full in blossom smells as sweet | A |
| As Araby or groves of orange flowers | B |
| Black eyed and white and feathered to one's feet | A |
| How sweet they smell in morning's dewy hours | B |
| When seething night is left upon the flowers | B |
| And when morn's sun shines brightly o'er the field | C |
| The bean bloom glitters in the gems of showers | B |
| And sweet the fragrance which the union yields | D |
| To battered footpaths crossing o'er the fields | D |
John Clare
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