Thail Burn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGFDFDF HFHFFFFF| The river is a ribbon wide | A |
| The falls a snowy feather | B |
| And stretching far on ilka side | A |
| Are hills abloom wi' heather | B |
| The wind comes loitering frae the west | C |
| By weight o' sweets retarded | D |
| The sea mist hangs on Arran's crest | C |
| A Golden Fleece unguarded | D |
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| We ken ye weel ye fond young pair | E |
| That hand in hand do tarry | F |
| The youth is Burns the Bard o' Ayr | G |
| The lass is Highland Mary | F |
| He tells her they will never pairt | D |
| 'Tis life and luve taegither | F |
| The world has got the song by hairt | D |
| He sang among the heather | F |
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| 'Twas lang ago lang lang ago | H |
| Yet all remember dearly | F |
| The eyes the hair the brow o' snow | H |
| O' her he luved sae dearly | F |
| And lads still woo their lassies dear | F |
| I' cot and hall and dairy | F |
| By words he whispered i' the ear | F |
| O' his ain Highland Mary | F |
Jean Blewett
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