Mermaid Song Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHGICJCFGKGEEL E| GREENLAND Greenland is a bonny bonny place | A |
| Whare there s neither grief nor flowr | B |
| Whare there s neither grief nor tier to be | C |
| seen | D |
| But hills and frost and snow | E |
| Up starts the kemp o the ship | F |
| Wi a psalm book in his hand | G |
| Swoom away swoom away my merry old boys | H |
| For you ll never see dry land | G |
| Up starts the gaucy cook | I |
| And a weil gaucy cook was he | C |
| I wad na gie aw my pans and my kettles | J |
| For aw the lords in the sea | C |
| Up starts the kemp o the ship | F |
| Wi a bottle and a glass intil his hand | G |
| Swoom away swoom away my merry old sailors | K |
| For you ll never see dry land | G |
| O the raging seas they row row row | E |
| The stormy winds do blow | E |
| As sune as he had gane up to the tap | L |
| As low | E |
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