The Fee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACA BDEDFD GHIHJH KLHLHL HHFHBH JBFBAB FHHHFHIn the heicht o' the foray | A |
Sir Raif got a clour | A |
Sir Raif the regairdless | B |
In battle sae dour | A |
O cleanly the saddle | C |
They ca'ed him attour | A |
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Then aid for his wounds | B |
He did sairly beseech | D |
An' aff to the greenwood | E |
In shade o' a beech | D |
They hurried auld Simon | F |
The kintra side's leech | D |
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Wi' a tow roon' his neck | G |
Simon knelt on his knee | H |
An' he saw as he glow'red | I |
Wi' the tail o' his e'e | H |
That armed men held it | J |
Owre bough o' the tree | H |
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Noo Simon to heal | K |
Is your trade no' to kill | L |
Quo' Sir Raif An' though mark ye | H |
We dootna your skill | L |
Grup the tow knaves If need be | H |
Pull up wi' a will | L |
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But what o' my fee | H |
Noo I ask ye Sir Raif | H |
Gin I live Master Simon | F |
I'll wager it's safe | H |
There Laugh not ye villains | B |
His neck ye may chafe | H |
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O stanched was the blue blude | J |
That ran on the grass | B |
Sae eident was Simon | F |
His skill to surpass | B |
Sir Raif was in fair way | A |
His foes to harass | B |
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An' the fee they gae Simon | F |
The tale is aye rife | H |
For fittin' Sir Raif | H |
To wield sword i' the strife | H |
'Twas the greatest e'er gi'en | F |
For they gae him his life | H |
David Rorie
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