To John Clare Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDADEFEFFGHG| Well honest John how fare you now at home | A |
| The spring is come and birds are building nests | B |
| The old cock robin to the sty is come | C |
| With olive feathers and its ruddy breast | D |
| And the old cock with wattles and red comb | A |
| Struts with the hens and seems to like some best | D |
| Then crows and looks about for little crumbs | E |
| Swept out by little folks an hour ago | F |
| The pigs sleep in the sty the bookman comes | E |
| The little boy lets home close nesting go | F |
| And pockets tops and taws where daisies blow | F |
| To look at the new number just laid down | G |
| With lots of pictures and good stories too | H |
| And Jack the Giant killer's high renown | G |
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