A Galloway Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACACDEDFGHGHIJIJ GAGAKCLCMFNFOPOPIAII CICAh ken ye what I met the day | A |
Out oure the Mountains | B |
A coming down by craggi e s grey | A |
An mossie fountains | B |
A h goud hair'd Marie yeve I pray | A |
Ane minute's guessing | C |
For that I met upon the way | A |
Is past expressing | C |
As I stood where a rocky brig | D |
A torrent crosses | E |
I spied upon a misty rig | D |
A troup o' Horses | F |
And as they trotted down the glen | G |
I sped to meet them | H |
To see if I might know the Men | G |
To stop and greet them | H |
First Willie on his sleek mare came | I |
At canting gallop | J |
His long hair rustled like a flame | I |
On board a shallop | J |
Then came his brother Rab and then | G |
Young Peggy's Mither | A |
And Peggy too adown the glen | G |
They went togither | A |
I saw her wrappit in her hood | K |
Fra wind and raining | C |
Her cheek was flush wi' timid blood | L |
'Twixt growth and waning | C |
She turn'd her dazed head full oft | M |
For there her Brithers | F |
Came riding with her Bridegroom soft | N |
And mony ithers | F |
Young Tam came up an' eyed me quick | O |
With reddened cheek | P |
Braw Tam was daffed like a chick | O |
He coud na speak | P |
Ah Marie they are all gane hame | I |
Through blustering weather | A |
An' every heart is full on flame | I |
Ah Marie they are all gone hame | I |
Fra happy wedding | C |
Whilst I Ah is it not a shame | I |
Sad tears am shedding | C |
John Keats
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