Here Aboots Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDBEB FCGCBBHB GCICJKBK| Doon in the placie I hae my hame | A |
| We're an ill daein' pack o' deils | B |
| For ilk ane gangs a gait o' his ain | C |
| An the lave play yap at his heels | B |
| It's argy bargy awfu' wark | D |
| An' whiles we come to blows | B |
| Till a man's ill natur' lappers his sark | E |
| As it sypes awa' frae his nose | B |
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| The rizzon o't's no' far to seek | F |
| I'll tell ye plump an' plain | C |
| We ken oor neebours' business best | G |
| The Deil may hae oor ain | C |
| The wricht's a billy for settin' banes | B |
| The meenister deals in pills | B |
| The doctor thinks his gift's to preach | H |
| An' the pollisman mak's oor wills | B |
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| There's whiles I think we're waur than maist | G |
| There's whiles I dinna ken | C |
| A raw o' neeps is no' a' like | I |
| An' why look for't in men | C |
| Sae gin ye get your birse set up | J |
| By some dour cankert carle | K |
| Content yersel' For min' it tak's | B |
| A' kin's to mak' a warl' | K |
David Rorie
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