The Emigrant Laddie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDCCB EEFGGGGH II| Though long long leagues of land and sea | A |
| Stretch out between Braemar and me | A |
| I'll win home late or soon | B |
| Will take the old familiar way | C |
| Past Isla Glen up bold Glenshee | D |
| By sun kissed hill and valley gray | C |
| These feet of mine will find their way | C |
| At midnight or at noon | B |
| - | |
| The hearth fire and the cot of stone | E |
| Set 'mong the fir trees tall and lone | E |
| I'll see before my eyes | F |
| Hear rough winds kiss the heath clad hill | G |
| The murmur gay of loch and rill | G |
| The mavis singing sweet and shrill | G |
| Hear warm and soft as notes that thrill | G |
| The souls in paradise | H |
| - | |
| A voice all tremulous and glad | I |
| Cries out A welcome home my lad | I |
Jean Blewett
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