Piscatori Piscator'in Memory Of Thomas Tod Stoddart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDBE FGFGGEGE| An angler to an angler here | A |
| To one who longed not for the bays | B |
| I bring a little gift and dear | C |
| A line of love a word of praise | B |
| A common memory of the ways | B |
| By Elibank and Yair that lead | D |
| Of all the burns from all the braes | B |
| That yield their tribute to the Tweed | E |
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| His boyhood found the waters clean | F |
| His age deplored them foul with dye | G |
| But purple hills and copses green | F |
| And these old towers he wandered by | G |
| Still to the simple strains reply | G |
| Of his pure unrepining reed | E |
| Who lies where he was fain to lie | G |
| Like Scott within the sound of Tweed | E |
Andrew Lang
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