The Bonnie Prince O' Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCB DEDEFE GHGHIH JDJDKD| The little green soldiers are here at last | A |
| With their waving blades and spears | B |
| And across the hills they are marching fast | A |
| With the drill of a thousand years | B |
| And I wave afar and I shout Hurrah | C |
| Till I hear their echoing cheers | B |
| - | |
| A bonnie prince is at their head | D |
| And his love the legions know | E |
| For he gives them rest where the twigs are red | D |
| At the hedges cool in a row | E |
| And afoot are they soon to a birdlike tune | F |
| On the northward march to go | E |
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| Oh I am leal to the marching men | G |
| To my bonnie Prince I'm true | H |
| For he tells me the way to his tented glen | G |
| And the secret password too | H |
| And he sets in my hair a blossom to wear | I |
| Like his own good horsemen do | H |
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| Then I will follow on all the day | J |
| Where the bonnie Prince has led | D |
| Till we drive the Winter foeman away | J |
| And throne my Prince instead | D |
| And sing willaloo With the birds willaloo | K |
| For the Winter King is dead | D |
Michael Earls
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