To A Roadside Flower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBB CBCBBB DBBBEE| Tha bonny little pooasy aw'm inclined | A |
| To tak thee wi' me | B |
| But yet aw think if tha could spaik thi mind | A |
| Tha'd ne'er forgie me | B |
| For i' mi jacket button hoil tha'd quickly dee | B |
| An life is short enuff booath for mi sen an thee | B |
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| Here if aw leeav thee bi th' rooadside to flourish | C |
| Whear scoors may pass thee | B |
| Some heart 'at has few other joys to cherish | C |
| May stop an bless thee | B |
| Then bloom mi little pooasy Tha'rt a beauty | B |
| Sent here to bless Smile on tha does thi duty | B |
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| Aw wodn't rob another of a joy | D |
| Sich as tha's gien me | B |
| For aw felt varry sad mi little doy | B |
| Until aw'd seen thee | B |
| An may each passin careworn lowly brother | E |
| Feel cheered like me an leeav thee for another | E |
John Hartley
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