The Brig Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD BEBF EGEG AHAH IJIJ KLKM KDKDI whiles gang to the brig side | A |
That's past the briar tree | B |
Alang the road when the licht is wide | A |
Owre Angus an' the sea | B |
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In by the dyke yon briar grows | C |
Wi' leaf an' thorn it's lane | D |
Whaur the spunk o' flame o' the briar rose | C |
Burns saft agin the stane | D |
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An' whiles a step treids on by me | B |
I mauna hear its fa' | E |
And atween the brig an' the briar tree | B |
Ther gangs na' ane but twa | F |
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Oot owre yon sea through dule an' strife | E |
Ye tak' yer road nae mair | G |
For ye've crossed the brig to the fields o' life | E |
An' ye walk for iver there | G |
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I traivel on to the brig side | A |
Whaur ilka road maun cease | H |
My weary war may be lang to bide | A |
An' you hae won to peace | H |
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There's ne'er a nicht but turns to day | I |
Nor a load that's niver cast | J |
An' there's nae wind cries on the winter brae | I |
But it spends itsel' at last | J |
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O you that niver failed me yet | K |
Gin aince my step ye hear | L |
Come to yon brig atween us set | K |
An' bide till I win near | M |
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O weel aye weel ye'll ken my treid | K |
Ye'll seek nae word nor sign | D |
An' I'll no can fail at the Brig o' Dreid | K |
For yer hand will be in mine | D |
Violet Jacob
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