To A Red Clover Blossom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAABABACDCD| Sweet bottle shaped flower of lushy red | A |
| Born when the summer wakes her warmest breeze | B |
| Among the meadow's waving grasses spread | A |
| Or 'neath the shade of hedge or clumping trees | B |
| Bowing on slender stem thy heavy head | A |
| In sweet delight I view thy summer bed | A |
| And list the drone of heavy humble bees | B |
| Along thy honey'd garden gaily led | A |
| Down corn field striped balks and pasture leas | B |
| Fond warmings of the soul that long have fled | A |
| Revive my bosom with their kindlings still | C |
| As I bend musing o'er thy ruddy pride | D |
| Recalling days when dropt upon a hill | C |
| I cut my oaten trumpets by thy side | D |
John Clare
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