Verses To Collector Mitchell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAABAB CCCDDD EEEEEE DDDFDF DDDGDH

FRIEND of the Poet tried and lealA
Wha wanting thee might beg or stealA
Alake alake the meikle deilA
Wi' a' his witchesB
Are at it skelpin jig and reelA
In my poor pouchesB
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I modestly fu' fain wad hint itC
That One pound one I sairly want itC
If wi' the hizzie down ye sent itC
It would be kindD
And while my heart wi' life blood duntedD
I'd bear't in mindD
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So may the Auld year gang out moanin'E
To see the New come laden groanin'E
Wi' double plenty o'er the loanin'E
To thee and thineE
Domestic peace and comforts crownin'E
The hale designE
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POSTSCRIPTYe've heard this while how I've been lickitD
And by fell Death was nearly nickitD
Grim loon he got me by the fecketD
And sair me sheukF
But by gude luck I lap a wicketD
And turn'd a neukF
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But by that health I've got a share o'tD
But by that life I'm promis'd mair o'tD
My hale and wee I'll tak a care o'tD
A tentier wayG
Then farewell folly hide and hair o'tD
For ance and ayeH

Robert Burns



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