Pity Me, Loo! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBC DEDDCEC FFECEC EEGCGC| On the sunset borders of the mountains I stray | A |
| Of a dear home dreaming 'yond the snow peaks far away | A |
| While the bubbling brook beside me goes dancing along | B |
| As it seeks the Golden Gate of the ocean blue | C |
| And a lone bird murmurs in the bush top his song | B |
| Pity me Loo Pity me Loo Pity me Loo | C |
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| Tra la la la la la la la | D |
| From mate to mate the carol rings | E |
| Tra la la la la la la la | D |
| la la la la | D |
| A thousand valleys through | C |
| Yet the lone bird sorrows as he plaintively sings | E |
| Pity me Loo Pity me Loo Pity me Loo | C |
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| 'Neath the rocks I'm treading there are treasures of gold | F |
| But by far more precious is my own native mold | F |
| Nevermore in search of Beauty need Fancy take wings | E |
| Here is beauty here is grandeur at ev'ry view | C |
| Yet my heart grows heavy and the lone bird still sings | E |
| Pity me Loo Pity me Loo Pity me Loo | C |
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| In the green clad valley where the wayward brook mends | E |
| There are homes most charming there are warmhearted friends | E |
| Lovely dell it seems an Eden afloat in mid air | G |
| As if God had sent from Heaven a creation new | C |
| But its charm is broken for my heart is not there | G |
| Pity me Loo Pity me Loo Pity me Loo | C |
Henry Clay Work
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