Bobbie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEBFBFAF BGDGHBIBBBAJ DKHKLMAMHNAN| Gin you're gangin' doon the city | A |
| Come next Sabbath afternoon | B |
| An' you'll catch a glimpse o' Tartan | C |
| An' you'll hear a skirlin' tune | B |
| An' you'll see a crowd o' laddies | D |
| Lookin' verra dour an' staid | E |
| Wi' just here an' there a Cairngorn | B |
| An' a wee tiny speck o' plaid | F |
| Dinna think from their expression | B |
| They are on some mission sad | F |
| For their thoughts are back wi' Bobbie | A |
| Wi' the braw brave ploughman lad | F |
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| Once again they'll see him treadin' | B |
| Dreary eyed behind the plough | G |
| With his thoughts amonsgt the angels | D |
| And a brave light on his brow | G |
| Once again they'll see him sparking | H |
| By the burnside and the glen | B |
| Wi' another sort of angel | I |
| An' a sonsy lass ye ken | B |
| Aye a thousand sober Scotsmen | B |
| On the Sabbath afternoon | B |
| Will be back again with Bobbie | A |
| With a graceless godlike gloom | J |
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| But they'll not tell of his tailin's | D |
| He was human he was young | K |
| But they'll join him in his dreaming | H |
| And the rare brave songs he sung | K |
| Singing songs of bonny Scotland | L |
| That will never fade with time | M |
| Noble thoughts of truth and beauty | A |
| That is genius put in rhyme | M |
| And they'll love him for his dreaming | H |
| Aye and for his failin's too | N |
| When their thoughts go back to Bobbie | A |
| Sweetest singer Scotland knew | N |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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