To A Daisy, Found Blooming March 7th Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC BBBBDD EFEFGG AAEAHH IAIABB| A'a awm feeared tha's come too sooin | A |
| Little daisy | B |
| Pray whativer wor ta doin | A |
| Are ta crazy | B |
| Winter winds are blowin' yet | C |
| Tha'll be starved mi little pet | C |
| - | |
| Did a gleam o' sunshine warm thee | B |
| An' deceive thee | B |
| Niver let appearance charm thee | B |
| For believe me | B |
| Smiles tha'll find are oft but snares | D |
| Laid to catch thee unawares | D |
| - | |
| Still aw think it luks a shame | E |
| To tawk sich stuff | F |
| Aw've lost faith an' tha'll do th' same | E |
| Hi sooin enuff | F |
| If tha'rt happy as tha art | G |
| Trustin' must be th' wisest part | G |
| - | |
| Come aw'll pile some bits o' stooan | A |
| Raand thi dwellin' | A |
| They may screen thee when aw've gooanm | E |
| Ther's no tellin' | A |
| An' when gentle spring draws near | H |
| Aw'll release thee niver fear | H |
| - | |
| An' if then thi pretty face | I |
| Greets me smilin' | A |
| Aw may come an' sit bith' place | I |
| Time beguilin' | A |
| Glad to think aw'd paar to be | B |
| Of some use if but to thee | B |
John Hartley
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