When Shall We Meet Again? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIKLMLN| How many times Spring blossoms meek | A |
| Have faded on the land | B |
| Since last I kissed that pretty cheek | A |
| Caressed that happy hand | B |
| Eight time the green's been painted white | C |
| With daisies in the grass | D |
| Since I looked on thy eyes so bright | C |
| And pressed my bonny lass | D |
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| The ground lark sung about the farms | E |
| The blackbird in the wood | F |
| When fast locked in each other's arms | E |
| By hedgerow thorn we stood | F |
| It was a pleasant Sabbath day | G |
| The sun shone bright and round | H |
| His light through dark oaks passed and lay | G |
| Like gold upon the ground | H |
| - | |
| How beautiful the blackbird sung | I |
| And answered soft the thrush | J |
| And sweet the pearl like dew drops hung | I |
| Upon the white thorn bush | K |
| O happy day eight years ago | L |
| We parted without pain | M |
| The blackbird sings primroses blow | L |
| When shall we meet again | N |
John Clare
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