The Howdie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB CBCB DBEB BBFB GBGB BGGG GBBB

'Twas in a wee bit but an' benA
She bade when first I kent herB
Doon the side roadie by the kirkC
Whaur Andra was precentorB
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An' a' the week he keepit thrangC
At's wark as village thatcherB
Whiles sairly fashed by women folkC
Wi' Hurry up an' catch herB
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Nae books e'er ravel't Tibbie's harnsD
Nae college lear had reached herB
An' a' she kent aboot her jobE
Her ain experience teached herB
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To this cauld warld in fifty yearB
She'd fosh near auchteen hunnerB
Losh keep's When a' thing's said an' duneF
The cratur' was a won'erB
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A' gate she'd traivelled day an' nichtG
A' kin' o' orra weatherB
Had seen her trampin' on the roadG
Or trailin' through the heatherB
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But Time had set her pechin' sairB
As on his way he birledG
The body startit failin' fastG
An' gettin' auld an' nirledG
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An' syne to weet the bairnie's heidG
Owre muckle whiles they'd gie herB
But noo she's deid ay mony a yearB
An' Andra's sleepin' wi' herB

David Rorie M.d.



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