'tis Spring, My Love, 'tis Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB AABDDB EECFFC GGHCCH| 'T is Spring my love 'tis Spring | A |
| And the birds begin to sing | A |
| If 'twas Winter left alone with you | B |
| Your bonny form and face | C |
| Would make a Summer place | C |
| And be the finest flower that ever grew | B |
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| 'T is Spring my love 'tis Spring | A |
| And the hazel catkins hing | A |
| While the snowdrop has its little blebs of dew | B |
| But that's not so white within | D |
| As your bosom's hidden skin | D |
| That sweetest of all flowers that ever grew | B |
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| The sun arose from bed | E |
| All strewn with roses red | E |
| But the brightest and the loveliest crimson place | C |
| Is not so fresh and fair | F |
| Or so sweet beyond compare | F |
| As thy blushing ever smiling happy face | C |
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| I love Spring's early flowers | G |
| And their bloom in its first hours | G |
| But they never half so bright or lovely seem | H |
| As the blithe and happy grace | C |
| Of my darling's blushing face | C |
| And the happiness of love's young dream | H |
John Clare
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