Preface To The Auld Doctor And Other Poems And Songs In Scots Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBD EFFFG HIFIJ KLKLI| Not mine to let the hair grow long and talk | A |
| In raptured accents of the Higher Things | B |
| Of all the purple Polyanthus bears | C |
| And beating wings | B |
| Oh no Nothing of that sort | D |
| - | |
| Ne'er have I languished on the lower slopes | E |
| Of sweet Parnassus in the thrice dead years | F |
| Chanting in fathoms of the fathomless | F |
| To kindred ears | F |
| Certainly not No time for it | G |
| - | |
| Nor mine the gift O gilded gift and grand | H |
| To linger near the murmur of the Nine | I |
| To mouth in music of the meaningless | F |
| Nay Never mine | I |
| That's so Quite | J |
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| But here to han'le the auld crambo clink | K |
| On hame owre themes weel kent by Galen's tribe | L |
| Regairdless o' what ither fowk may think | K |
| Or ca' the scribe | L |
| Ay That's aboot it noo | I |
David Rorie M.d.
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