The Hypochondriac Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAB CCCB AAAB DDDB BBBB EEEB FFGB

I dinna ken what is the maitter wi' JeamsA
He canna get sleepit at nicht for his dreamsA
An' aye when he waukens he granes and he screamsA
Till he fair pits the shakers on meB
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Can ye no mak' up somethin' to gie him a sleepC
I'm tellin' ye doctor he gars my flesh creepC
Till I'm that fu' o' nerves that the verra least cheepC
Noo juist fair pits the shakers on meB
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Wi' his meat he was aince a man easy to pleaseA
But last Sabbath he flang the fried ingans an' cheeseA
That I had for his supper richt into the bleezeA
An' he fair pit the shakers on meB
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Then he sat in the ingle an' chowed bogie rollD
An' read Jowler's Sermons an' talked o' his soulD
Faith conduc' o' that sort's no' easy to tholeD
For it fair pits the shakers on meB
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He's plenty o' siller ye're sure o' your feeB
Just gie him a soondin' an' gin he's to deeB
Come oot wi' the truth dinna fash for a leeB
It'll no' pit the shakers on meB
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What Juist heepocondry Nocht wrang wi his chestE
The Deil flee awa' wi' the man for a pestE
To think o' me lossin' sae mony nichts' restE
An' him pittin' the shakers on meB
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Ay though he may rout like the bull in the parkF
I'se warrant the morn he's on wi' his sarkF
An' aff wi' the rest o' the men till his warkG
An' he'll no' pit the shakers on meB

David Rorie



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