To Burns Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC BEFE GHGH| Suggested on returning home for my holidays by an old portrait of the poet which hangs in my room | A |
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| Old friend I always loved thee | B |
| In childhood's early days | C |
| Delighted I would listen | D |
| With laughter to thy lays | C |
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| And better still I loved thee | B |
| To riper boyhood grown | E |
| Because thou wert the pride of | F |
| The land that's part my own | E |
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| But with devotion deepened | G |
| I greet thee now anew | H |
| Of love because thou singest | G |
| So simple sweet and true | H |
W. M. Mackeracher
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