The Young Laird And Edinburgh Katy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGI JKJLAMAM ANANOPQR| Now wat ye wha I met yestreen | A |
| Coming down the street my Jo | B |
| My mistress in her tartan screen | A |
| Fow bonny braw and sweet my Jo | B |
| My dear quoth I thanks to the night | C |
| That never wish'd a lover ill | D |
| Since ye're out of your mither's sight | C |
| Let's take a wauk up to the hill | D |
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| O Katy wiltu gang wi' me | E |
| And leave the dinsome town a while | F |
| The blossom's sprouting frae the tree | E |
| And a' the summer's gawn to smile | F |
| The mavis nightingale and lark | G |
| The bleeting lambs and whistling hynd | H |
| In ilka dale green shaw and park | G |
| Will nourish health and glad ye'r mind | I |
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| Soon as the clear goodman of day | J |
| Bends his morning draught of dew | K |
| We'll gae to some burnside and play | J |
| And gather flowers to busk ye'r brow | L |
| We'll pou the dazies on the green | A |
| The lucken gowans frae the bog | M |
| Between hands now and then we'll lean | A |
| And sport upo' the velvet fog | M |
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| There's up into a pleasant glen | A |
| A wee piece frae my father's tower | N |
| A canny saft and flow'ry den | A |
| Which circling birks has form'd a bower | N |
| When e'er the sun grows high and warm | O |
| We'll to the cauller shade remove | P |
| There will I lock thee in mine arm | Q |
| And love and kiss and kiss and love | R |
Allan Ramsay
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