Beyond Rathkelly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABAACB AAAAAADA AAAEAAFE| As I went over the Far Hill | A |
| Just beyond Rathkelly | A |
| Och to be on the Far Hill | A |
| O'er Newtonstewart Town | B |
| As I went over the Far Hill | A |
| With Marget's daughter Nellie | A |
| The night was up and the moon was out | C |
| And a star was falling down | B |
| - | |
| As I went over the Far Hill | A |
| Just beyond Rathkelly | A |
| Och to be on the Far Hill | A |
| Above the Bridge o' Moyle | A |
| As I went over the Far Hill | A |
| With Marget's daughter Nellie | A |
| I made a wish before the star | D |
| Had fallen in the Foyle | A |
| - | |
| As I went over the Far Hill | A |
| Just beyond Rathkelly | A |
| Och to be on the Far Hill | A |
| With the hopes that I had then | E |
| As I went over the Far Hill | A |
| I wished for little Nellie | A |
| And if a star were falling now | F |
| I'd wish for her again | E |
Francis Carlin
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