Thou Flower Of Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDAA DCDCADADAA| When in summer thou walkest | A |
| In the meads by the river | B |
| And to thyself talkest | A |
| Dost thou think of one ever | B |
| A lost and a lorn one | C |
| That adores thee and loves thee | D |
| And when happy morn's gone | E |
| And nature's calm moves thee | D |
| Leaving thee to thy sleep like an angel at rest | A |
| Does the one who adores thee still live in thy breast | A |
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| Does nature eer give thee | D |
| Love's past happy vision | C |
| And wrap thee and leave thee | D |
| In fancies elysian | C |
| Thy beauty I clung to | A |
| As leaves to the tree | D |
| When thou fair and young too | A |
| Looked lightly on me | D |
| Till love came upon thee like the sun to the west | A |
| And shed its perfuming and bloom on thy breast | A |
John Clare
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