Beachville Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFFGHII| Of Beachville village of the plain | A |
| We now will sing a short refrain | A |
| For here the Thames doth pleasant flow | B |
| And charm to landscape doth bestow | B |
| Though river here it is not deep | C |
| Yet banks slope graceful up the steep | C |
| And from the summit of the hills | D |
| You look down on the famed lime kilns | E |
| And 'tis full worthy poet's rhyme | F |
| The whiteness of your pure white lime | F |
| Your glory never shall be gone | G |
| While you have quarries of this stone | H |
| In influence you yet will wax | I |
| With mills for flour and also flax | I |
James Mcintyre
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