What Aw Want. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BCBC CDCD CECE AAAA ACAC BFBF DFDF BABAGie me a little humble cot | A |
A bit o' garden graand | A |
Set in some quiet an' sheltered spot | A |
Wi' hills an' trees all raand | A |
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An' if besides mi hooam ther flows | B |
A little mumuring rill | C |
At sings sweet music as it gooas | B |
Awst like it better still | C |
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Gie me a wife 'at loves me weel | C |
An' childer two or three | D |
Wi' health to sweeten ivery meal | C |
An' hearts brimful o' glee | D |
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Gie me a chonce wi' honest toil | C |
Mi efforts to engage | E |
Gie me a maister who can smile | C |
When forkin aght mi wage | E |
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Gie me a friend 'at aw can trust | A |
'An tell mi secrets to | A |
One tender hearted firm an' just | A |
Who sticks to what is true | A |
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Gie me a pipe to smook at neet | A |
A pint o' hooam brew'd ale | C |
A faithful dog 'at runs to meet | A |
Me wi a waggin tail | C |
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A cat to purr o'th' fender rims | B |
To freeten th' mice away | F |
A cosy bed to rest mi limbs | B |
Throo neet to commin day | F |
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Gie me all this an' aw shall be | D |
Content withaat a daat | F |
But if denied then let me be | D |
Content to live withaat | F |
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For 'tisn't th' wealth one may possess | B |
Can purchase pleasures true | A |
For he's th' best chonce o' happiness | B |
Whose wants are small an' few | A |
John Hartley
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