My Bonny Alice And Her Pitcher Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDFGH IBIBJDJDGH IKIKLHLHGG IMIMNCNCHG| There's a bonny place in Scotland | A |
| Where a little spring is found | B |
| There Nature shows her honest face | C |
| The whole year round | B |
| Where the whitethorn branches full of may | D |
| Hung near the fountain's rim | E |
| Where comes sweet Alice every day | D |
| And dips her pitcher in | F |
| A gallon pitcher without ear | G |
| She fills it with the water clear | H |
| - | |
| My bonny Alice she is fair | I |
| There's no such other to be found | B |
| Her rosy cheek and dark brown hair | I |
| The fairest maid on Scotland's ground | B |
| And there the heather's pinhead flowers | J |
| All blossom over bank and brae | D |
| While Alice passes by the bowers | J |
| To fill her pitcher every day | D |
| The pitcher brown without an ear | G |
| She dips into the fountain clear | H |
| - | |
| O Alice bonny sweet and fair | I |
| With roses on her cheeks | K |
| The little birds come drinking there | I |
| The throstle almost speaks | K |
| He dips his wings and wimples makes | L |
| Upon the fountain clear | H |
| Then vanishes among the brakes | L |
| For ever singing near | H |
| While Alice listening stands to hear | G |
| And dips her pitcher without ear | G |
| - | |
| O Alice bonny Alice fair | I |
| Thy pleasant face I love | M |
| Thy red rose cheek thy dark brown hair | I |
| Thy soft eyes like a dove | M |
| I see thee by the fountain stand | N |
| With the sweet smiling face | C |
| There's not a maid in all the land | N |
| With such bewitching grace | C |
| As Alice who is drawing near | H |
| To dip the pitcher without ear | G |
John Clare
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