Suppressed Stanzas Of "the Vision" Poem Rhyme Scheme

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WITH secret throes I marked that earth	A
That cottage witness of my birth	A
And near I saw bold issuing forth	B
In youthful pride	C
A Lindsay race of noble worth	A
Famed far and wide	C
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Where hid behind a spreading wood	D
An ancient Pict built mansion stood	D
I spied among an angel brood	E
A female pair	F
Sweet shone their high maternal blood	G
And father's air	F
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An ancient tower to memory brought	H
How Dettingen's bold hero fought	H
Still far from sinking into nought	H
It owns a lord	H
Who far in western climates fought	H
With trusty sword	H
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Among the rest I well could spy	I
One gallant graceful martial boy	J
The soldier sparkled in his eye	I
A diamond water	K
I blest that noble badge with joy	J
That owned me frater	K
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After th stanza of the text at Dispensing good Near by arose a mansion fine	L
The seat of many a muse divine	L
Not rustic muses such as mine	L
With holly crown'd	H
But th' ancient tuneful laurell'd Nine	L
From classic ground	H
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I mourn'd the card that Fortune dealt	H
To see where bonie Whitefoords dwelt	H
But other prospects made me melt	H
That village near	M
There Nature Friendship Love I felt	H
Fond mingling dear	M
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Hail Nature's pang more strong than death	N
Warm Friendship's glow like kindling wrath	O
Love dearer than the parting breath	N
Of dying friend	H
Not ev'n with life's wild devious path	O
Your force shall end	H
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The Power that gave the soft alarms	P
In blooming Whitefoord's rosy charms	P
Still threats the tiny feather'd arms	P
The barbed dart	H
While lovely Wilhelmina warms	Q
The coldest heart	H
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After st stanza of the text at That to adore Where Lugar leaves his moorland plaid	H
Where lately Want was idly laid	H
I mark d busy bustling Trade	H
In fervid flame	R
Beneath a Patroness' aid	H
Of noble name	R
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Wild countless hills I could survey	S
And countless flocks as wild as they	S
But other scenes did charms display	S
That better please	T
Where polish'd manners dwell with Gray	S
In rural ease	T
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Where Cessnock pours with gurgling sound	H
And Irwine marking out the bound	H
Enamour'd of the scenes around	H
Slow runs his race	U
A name I doubly honour'd found	H
With knightly grace	U
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Brydon's brave ward I saw him stand	H
Fame humbly offering her hand	H
And near his kinsman's rustic band	H
With one accord	H
Lamenting their late blessed land	H
Must change its lord	H
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The owner of a pleasant spot	H
Near and sandy wilds I last did note	H
A heart too warm a pulse too hot	H
At times o'erran	L
But large in ev'ry feature wrote	H
Appear'd the Man	L

Robert Burns

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