Bonny Lassie O! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ACCA ADDA AEEA AFFA AGGA| O the evening's for the fair bonny lassie O | A |
| To meet the cooler air and walk an angel there | B |
| With the dark dishevelled hair | B |
| Bonny lassie O | A |
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| The bloom's on the brere bonny lassie O | A |
| Oak apples on the tree and wilt thou gang to see | C |
| The shed I've made for thee | C |
| Bonny lassie O | A |
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| Tis agen the running brook bonny lassie O | A |
| In a grassy nook hard by with a little patch of sky | D |
| And a bush to keep us dry | D |
| Bonny lassie O | A |
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| There's the daisy all the year bonny lassie O | A |
| There's the king cup bright as gold and the speedwell never cold | E |
| And the arum leaves unrolled | E |
| Bonny lassie O | A |
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| O meet me at the shed bonny lassie O | A |
| With a woodbine peeping in and the roses like thy skin | F |
| Blushing thy praise to win | F |
| Bonny lassie O | A |
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| I will meet thee there at e'en bonny lassie O | A |
| When the bee sips in the bean and grey willow branches lean | G |
| And the moonbeam looks between | G |
| Bonny lassie O | A |
John Clare
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