Dermott Donn Macmorna Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CBCCB DBDDB EBEEEB| ONE day you'll come to my husband's door | A |
| Dermoit Donn MacMorna | B |
| One day you'll come to Hugh's dark door | A |
| And the pain at my heart will be no more | A |
| Dermott Donn MacMorna | B |
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| From his bed from his fire I'll rise | C |
| Dermott Donn MacMorna | B |
| From the bed of Hugh from his fire I'll rise | C |
| With my laugh for the pious the quiet the wise | C |
| Dermott Donn MacMorna | B |
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| Lonesome lonesome the house of Hugh | D |
| Dermott Donn MacMorna | B |
| No cradle rocks in the house of Hugh | D |
| The list'ning fire has thought of you | D |
| Dermott Donn MacMorna | B |
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| Out of this loneliness we'll go | E |
| Dermott Donn MacMorna | B |
| Together at last we two will go | E |
| Down a darkening road with a gleam below | E |
| Ah but the winds do bitter blow | E |
| Dermott Donn MacMorna | B |
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