To A Rosebud In Humble Life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFEFEF EEEEAFAF GHGHCFCF| Sweet uncultivated blossom | A |
| Reared in Spring's refreshing dews | B |
| Dear to every gazer's bosom | A |
| Fair to every eye that views | B |
| Opening bud whose youth can charm us | C |
| Thine be many a happy hour | D |
| Spreading rose whose beauties warm us | C |
| Flourish long my lovely flower | D |
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| Though pride look disdainful on thee | E |
| Scorning scenes so mean as thine | F |
| Although fortune frown upon thee | E |
| Lovely blossom ne'er repine | F |
| Health unbought is ever with thee | E |
| Which their wealth can never gain | F |
| Innocence doth garments give thee | E |
| Such as fashion apes in vain | F |
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| When fit time and reason grant thee | E |
| Leave to quit the parent tree | E |
| May some happy hand transplant thee | E |
| To a station suiting thee | E |
| On some lover's faithful bosom | A |
| May'st thou then thy sweets resign | F |
| And may each unfolding blossom | A |
| Open charms as sweet as thine | F |
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| Till that time may joys unceasing | G |
| Thy bard's every wish fulfil | H |
| When that's come may joys increasing | G |
| Make thee blest and happier still | H |
| Flourish fair thou flower of Jessies | C |
| Pride of each admiring swain | F |
| Envy of despairing lasses | C |
| Queen of Walkherd's lovely plain | F |
John Clare
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