Lines On Tilsonburg Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EEDD FFGG HHII| After him who did mills own | A |
| This place was called in honor Tilson | B |
| Bright gleaming like a morning star | C |
| Is clear waters of the Otter | D |
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| And it doth form here a vast pond | E |
| Which extends for miles beyond | E |
| A fortune on town it will shower | D |
| This prodigious water power | D |
| - | |
| No other spots to youth appear | F |
| Like lovely little lake Lisgear | F |
| And few small towns have fine roadway | G |
| Lined with brick blocks like your Broadway | G |
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| Elsewhere the firemen slave like Turks | H |
| But you have got good water works | H |
| And some do many a mile go | I |
| For to see your famous silo | I |
James Mcintyre
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