To Sir Walter Scott Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCDDCEFEFEF

From deserts wild and many a pathless woodA
Of savage climes where I have wandered longB
Whose hills and streams are yet ungraced by songB
I bring illustrious friend this garland rudeC
The offering though uncouth in kindly moodC
Thou wilt regard if haply there should beD
'Mong meaner things the flower simplicityD
Fresh from coy Nature's virgin solitudeC
Accept this frail memorial honoured ScottE
Of favoured intercourse in former dayF
Of words of kindness I have ne'er forgotE
Of acts of friendship I can ne'er repayF
For I have found and wherefore say it notE
The Minstrel's heart as noble as his layF

Thomas Pringle



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