The Peasant Poet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGH| He loved the brook's soft sound | A |
| The swallow swimming by | B |
| He loved the daisy covered ground | A |
| The cloud bedappled sky | B |
| To him the dismal storm appeared | C |
| The very voice of God | D |
| And when the evening rack was reared | C |
| Stood Moses with his rod | D |
| And everything his eyes surveyed | E |
| The insects in the brake | F |
| Were creatures God Almighty made | E |
| He loved them for His sake | F |
| A silent man in life's affairs | G |
| A thinker from a boy | H |
| A peasant in his daily cares | G |
| A poet in his joy | H |
John Clare
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