Fieldfares Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBA CCBBC BBBBB DDEED FFGGF HHIIH JJKKJ LLMML

Fieldfares bonny fieldfares feedin' 'mang the bentA
Wheer the sun is shinin' through yon cloud's wide rentA
Welcoom back to t' moorlandsB
Frae Norway's fells an' shorelandsB
Welcoom back to Whardill now October's ommost spentA
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Noisy chackin' fieldfares weel I ken your cryC
When i' flocks you're sweepin' ower the hills sae highC
Oft on trees you gethersB
Preenin' out your feathersB
An' I'm fain to see your coats as blue as t' summer skyC
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Curlews larks an' tewits all have gone frae t' moorsB
Frost has nipped i' t' garden all my bonny floorsB
Roses lilies pansiesB
Stocks an' yallow tansiesB
Fade away an' soon the leaves 'll clutter doon i' shoorsB
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Here i' bed I'm liggin' liggin' day by dayD
Hay cart whemmled ower and underneath I layD
I was nobbut sevenE
Soon I'll be elevenE
Fower times have I seen you fieldfares coom an' flee awayD
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You'll be gone when t' swallow bigs his nest o' loamF
April winds 'll blaw you far ower t' saut sea foamF
You'll not wait while May timeG
Summer dews an' hay timeG
Lang afore our gerse is mawn your mates 'll call you homeF
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Fieldfares liltin' fieldfares you'll noan sing to meH
Why sud you bide silent while you've crossed the seaH
Are you brokken heartedI
Sin frae home you've partedI
Leavin' far frae Yorkshire moors your nests i' t' tall fir treeH
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Storm cock sings at new yeer swingin' on yon eshJ
Sings his loudest song when t' winds do beat an' leshJ
Robins throstles followK
An' when cooms the swallowwK
All the birds 'll chirm to see our woodlands green an' neshJ
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Fieldfares bonny fieldfares I'll be gone 'fore youL
I'm sae weak an' dowly hands are thin an' blueL
Pain is growin' strangerM
As the neets get langerM
Will you miss my face at whiles when t' owd yeer's changed to t' newL

Frederic William Moorman



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