To Jane Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACAC DEDFACAC GHGIAHAH AJAJAKAL| The lark's in the sky love | A |
| The flowers on the lea | B |
| The whitethorn's in bloom love | A |
| To please thee and me | B |
| 'Neath its shade we can rest love | A |
| And sit on the hill | C |
| And as last we met love | A |
| Enjoy the Spring still | C |
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| The Spring is for lovers | D |
| The Spring is for joy | E |
| O'er the moor where the plovers | D |
| Whirr startled and cry | F |
| We'll seek the white hawthorn love | A |
| And sit on the hill | C |
| In the sweet sunny morn love | A |
| We'll be lovers still | C |
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| Where the partridge is craking | G |
| From morning to e'en | H |
| In the wheat lands awaking | G |
| The sprouts young and green | I |
| Where the brook dribbles past love | A |
| Down the willowy glen | H |
| And as we met last love | A |
| Be lovers again | H |
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| The lark's in the grass love | A |
| A building her nest | J |
| And the brook's running fast love | A |
| 'Neath the carrion crow's nest | J |
| There the wild woodbines twine love | A |
| And till the day's gone | K |
| Sun's set and stars shine love | A |
| I'll call thee my own | L |
John Clare
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