Keith Of Craigentolly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCB ADADEED AAAAFFA| O Keith o' Craigentolly | A |
| Ye sall live to rue the day | B |
| When ye brak the berried holly | A |
| Beside St Andrew's bay | B |
| When Pitcullo's kine | C |
| Card down to the brine | C |
| And were drooned in the driving spray | B |
| - | |
| In the bower o' Craigentolly | A |
| Is a wan and waefu' bride | D |
| Singing O waly waly | A |
| Through the whole country side | D |
| And a river to wade | E |
| For a dying maid | E |
| And a weary way to ride | D |
| - | |
| O Keith o' Craigentolly | A |
| The bairn's grave by the sea | A |
| O Keith o' Craigentolly | A |
| The graves of maidens three | A |
| And a bluidy shift | F |
| And a sainless shrift | F |
| For Keith o' Craigentolly | A |
Andrew Lang
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