To An Early Cowslip. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCECCCCAFAF| Cowslip bud so early peeping | A |
| Warm'd by April's hazard hours | B |
| O'er thy head though sunshine's creeping | A |
| Close the threatening tempest lowers | B |
| Trembling blossom let me bear thee | C |
| To a better safer home | D |
| Though a fairer blossom wear thee | C |
| Never tempest there shall come | E |
| Mary's bonny breast to charm thee | C |
| Bosom soft as down can be | C |
| Eyes like any suns to warm thee | C |
| And scores of sweets unknown to me | C |
| Ah for joys thou'lt there be meeting | A |
| In a station so divine | F |
| I could wish what's vain repeating | A |
| Cowslip bud thy life were mine | F |
John Clare
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