Wood Rides Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGHIJKJK| Who hath not felt the influence that so calms | A |
| The weary mind in summers sultry hours | B |
| When wandering thickest woods beneath the arms | C |
| Of ancient oaks and brushing nameless flowers | B |
| That verge the little ride who hath not made | D |
| A minutes waste of time and sat him down | E |
| Upon a pleasant swell to gaze awhile | F |
| On crowding ferns bluebells and hazel leaves | G |
| And showers of lady smocks so called by toil | H |
| When boys sprote gathering sit on stulps and weave | I |
| Garlands while barkmen pill the fallen tree | J |
| Then mid the green variety to start | K |
| Who hath not met that mood from turmoil free | J |
| And felt a placid joy refreshed at heart | K |
John Clare
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