The Tramp Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGG| He eats a moment's stoppage to his song | A |
| The stolen turnip as he goes along | A |
| And hops along and heeds with careless eye | B |
| The passing crowded stage coach reeling bye | B |
| He talks to none but wends his silent way | C |
| And finds a hovel at the close of day | C |
| Or under any hedge his house is made | D |
| He has no calling and he owns no trade | D |
| An old smoaked blanket arches oer his head | E |
| A whisp of straw or stubble makes his bed | E |
| He knows a lawless law that claims no kin | F |
| But meet and plunder on and feel no sin | F |
| No matter where they go or where they dwell | G |
| They dally with the winds and laugh at hell | G |
John Clare
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