To An Early Butterly. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAACDCEFGHG| Thrice welcome here again thou flutt'ring thing | A |
| That gaily seek'st about the opening flower | B |
| And opest and shutt'st thy gaudy spangled wing | A |
| Upon its bosom in the sunny hour | B |
| Fond grateful thoughts from thy appearance spring | A |
| To see thee Fly warm me once more to sing | A |
| His universal care who hapt thee down | C |
| And did thy winter dwelling please to give | D |
| That Being's smiles on me dampt winter's frown | C |
| And snatch'd me from the storm and bade me live | E |
| And now again the welcome season's come | F |
| 'Tis thine and mine in nature's grateful pride | G |
| To thank that God who snatch'd us from the tomb | H |
| And stood our prop when all gave way beside | G |
John Clare
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