The Lad I' The Mune Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBBBC A BDBBBD A BCBBBC BEBBBE B BBB| I | A |
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| O gin I lived i' the gowden mune | B |
| Like the mannie that smiles at me | C |
| I'd sit a' nicht in my hoose abune | B |
| An the wee bit stars they wad ken me sune | B |
| For I'd sup my brose wi' a gowden spune | B |
| And they wad come out to see | C |
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| II | A |
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| For weel I ken that the mune's his ain | B |
| And he is the maister there | D |
| A' nicht he's lauchin' for fegs there's nane | B |
| To draw the blind on his windy pane | B |
| And tak' an' bed him to lie his lane | B |
| And pleasure himsel' nae mair | D |
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| III | A |
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| Says I to Grannie Keek up the glen | B |
| Abune by the rodden tree | C |
| There's a braw lad 'yont i' the mune ye ken | B |
| Says she Awa' wi' ye bairn gang ben | B |
| For noo it's little I fash wi' men | B |
| An' it's less that they fash wi' me | C |
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| IV | - |
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| When I'm as big as the tinkler man | B |
| That sings i' the loan a' day | E |
| I'll bide wi' him i' the tinkler van | B |
| Wi' a wee bit pot an' a wee bit pan | B |
| But I'll no tell Grannie my bonnie plan | B |
| For I dinna ken what she'll say | E |
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| V | - |
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| And nicht by nicht we will a' convene | B |
| And we'll be a cantie three | - |
| We'll lauch an' crack i' the loanin' green | B |
| The kindest billies that ever was seen | B |
| The tinkler man wi' his twinklin' een | B |
| And the lad i' the mune an' me | - |
Violet Jacob
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