Reply To The Toast Of Scottish Poets Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHH| Burns sang so sweet behind the plow | A |
| Daisies we'll wreath around his brow | A |
| Musing on thee what visions throng | B |
| Of floods you poured of Scottish song | B |
| Scott he did write romancing rhymes | C |
| Of chivalry of ancient times | C |
| For tender feeling none can cope | D |
| With Campbell the sweet Bard of hope | D |
| Eye with sympathetic tear in | E |
| Will shed it for Exile of Erin | E |
| And Tannahill while at his loom | F |
| Wove flowers of song will ever bloom | F |
| Hogg Ettrick Shepherd did gain fame | G |
| By singing when the kye comes hame | G |
| With good time coming Bard McKay | H |
| Still merrily doth cheer the way | H |
James Mcintyre
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