Burns And Scott In Edinburgh Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEFG HHIIBBJJKK| When Burns did make triumphant entry | A |
| 'Mong Edina's famous gentry | A |
| A discussion did there arise | B |
| Among those solons learned and wise | B |
| About some lines by a new poet | C |
| The author's name none did know it | D |
| Poem was of Canadian snow | E |
| And how o'er it the blood did flow | E |
| For it had then been swept by war | F |
| Where armies met in deadly jar | G |
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| But 'mong philosophers was boy | H |
| Of tender years now Scotland's joy | H |
| He there did quickly quote each line | I |
| And author's name he did define | I |
| Burns glanced at him with loving eyes | B |
| Youth ever more that look did prize | B |
| The happiest moment in his lot | J |
| Ever revered by Walter Scott | J |
| Thus Scotlands greatest poets met | K |
| And they did part with sad regret | K |
James Mcintyre
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