Isie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFEF GHIBEJAJ| The wife she was ailin' the doctor was ca'ed | A |
| She was makkin' eneuch din for twa | B |
| While Peter was suppin' his brose at the fire | C |
| No' heedin' the cratur' ava | D |
| Eh doctor My back's fair awa' wi' it noo | E |
| It was rackit the day spreadin' dung | F |
| Hae Peter Come owre wi' the lamp like a man | E |
| Till the doctor can look at my tongue | F |
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| But Peter had bade wi' her near forty year | G |
| Fine acquaint wi' her weel soopled jaw | H |
| Sae he lowsed his tap button for ease till his wame | I |
| Wi' a gant at the wag at the wa' | B |
| Weel Isie says he an' it's me that should ken | E |
| That's the ae place ye niver hae cramp | J |
| The lamp's bidin' here if he's seekin' a sicht | A |
| O' yer tongue he can pull't to the lamp | J |
David Rorie
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