Woman. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEDEDFF| O Woman lovely Woman magic flower | A |
| What loves what pleasures in thy graces meet | B |
| Thou blushing blossom dropt from Eden's bower | A |
| Thou fair exotic delicately sweet | B |
| Thy tender beauty Mercy wrung from heaven | C |
| A drop of honey in a world of woe | D |
| From Wisdom's pitying hand thy sweets were given | C |
| That man a glimpse of happiness might know | D |
| If destitute of Woman what were life | E |
| Could wealth and wine thy loveliness bestow | D |
| And give the bliss that centres in a wife | E |
| That makes one loth to leave this heaven below | D |
| Pains they might soothe and cares subdue awhile | F |
| But soon the soul would sigh for 'witching Woman's smile | F |
John Clare
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