A Change O' Deils Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AB CDCD EFEF AFFF GFHF IJKJ LMLM NONO MPQP

A change o' deils is lichtsomeA
Scots ProverbB
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My Grannie spent a merry youthC
She niver wantit for a joeD
An gin she tell't me aye the truthC
Richt little was't she kent na o'D
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An' whiles afore she gae'd awa'E
To bed her doon below the grassF
Says she Guidmen I've kistit twaE
But a change o' deils is lichtsome lassF
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Sae dinna think to maister meA
For Scotland's fu' o' brawlike chielsF
And aiblins ither folk ye'll seeF
Are fine an' pleased to change their deilsF
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Aye set yer bonnet on yer heidG
An' cock it up upon yer breeF
O' a' yer tricks ye'll hae some needH
Afore ye get the best o' meF
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Sma' wark to fill yer place I'd haeI
I'll seek a sweethe'rt i' the toonJ
Or cast my he'rt across the SpeyK
An' tak' some pridefu' Hieland loonJ
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I ken a man has hoose an' landL
His airm is stoot his een are blueM
A ring o' gowd is on his handL
An' he's a bonnier man nor youM
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But hoose an' gear an' land an' mairN
He'd gie them a' to get the preenO
That preened the flowers in till my hairN
Beside the may bush yestre'enO
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Jist tak' you tent an' mind forbyeM
The braw guid sense my Grannie hadP
My Grannie's dochter's bairn am IQ
And a change o' deils is lichtsome ladP

Violet Jacob



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