To A Brook Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACADEDFDFDGG| Sweet brook I've met thee many a summer's day | A |
| And ventured fearless in thy shallow flood | B |
| And rambled oft thy sweet unwearied way | A |
| 'Neath willows cool that on thy margin stood | C |
| With crowds of partners in my artless play | A |
| Grasshopper beetle bee and butterfly | D |
| That frisked about as though in merry mood | E |
| To see their old companion sporting by | D |
| Sweet brook life's glories then were mine and thine | F |
| Shade clothed thy spring that now doth naked lie | D |
| On thy white glistening sand the sweet woodbine | F |
| Darkened and dipt its flowers I mark and sigh | D |
| And muse o'er troubles since we met the last | G |
| Like two fond friends whose happiness is past | G |
John Clare
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