Witch Stone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DDEE EEEEAt Forres is a large round stone | A |
A relic of the days by gone | B |
For here there were two witches burned | C |
Underneath their ashes urned | C |
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A man with veneration small | D |
Broke stone and built it in his wall | D |
But the authorities of town | E |
Made him full quickly pull them down | E |
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Replace each piece and it environ | E |
With large bars of good Scottish iron | E |
May fine old town thrive and adorn | E |
The beauteous banks of the Findhorn | E |
James Mcintyre
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