To Isabel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED BFBGHIJI KCLEMNMN| Arise my Isabel arise | A |
| The sun shoots forth his early ray | B |
| The hue of love is in the skies | A |
| The birds are singing come away | B |
| O come my Isabella come | C |
| With inky tendrils hanging low | D |
| Thy cheeks like roses just in bloom | E |
| That in the healthy Summer glow | D |
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| That eye it turns the world away | B |
| From wanton sport and recklessness | F |
| That eye beams with a cheerful ray | B |
| And smiles propitiously to bless | G |
| O come my Isabella dear | H |
| O come and fill these longing arms | I |
| Come let me see thy beauty here | J |
| And bend in worship o'er thy charms | I |
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| O come my Isabella love | K |
| My dearest Isabella come | C |
| Thy heart's affection let me prove | L |
| And kiss thy beauty in its bloom | E |
| My Isabella young and fair | M |
| Thou darling of my home and heart | N |
| Come love my bosom's truth to share | M |
| And of its being form a part | N |
John Clare
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