At Middle-field Gate In February Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCD EFEEF GThe bars are thick with drops that show | A |
As they gather themselves from the fog | B |
Like silver buttons ranged in a row | A |
And as evenly spaced as if measured although | A |
They fall at the feeblest jog | B |
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They load the leafless hedge hard by | C |
And the blades of last year's grass | D |
While the fallow ploughland turned up nigh | C |
In raw rolls clammy and clogging lie | C |
Too clogging for feet to pass | D |
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How dry it was on a far back day | E |
When straws hung the hedge and around | F |
When amid the sheaves in amorous play | E |
In curtained bonnets and light array | E |
Bloomed a bevy now underground | F |
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BOCKHAMPTON LANE | G |
Thomas Hardy
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