Peak And Puke Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACCDDEEBBAADD| From his cradle in the glamourie | A |
| They have stolen my wee brother | A |
| Roused a changeling in his swaddlings | B |
| For to fret mine own poor mother | A |
| Pules it in the candle light | C |
| Wi' a cheek so lean and white | C |
| Chinkling up its eyne so wee | D |
| Wailing shrill at her an' me | D |
| It we'll neither rock nor tend | E |
| Till the Silent Silent send | E |
| Lapping in their waesome arms | B |
| Him they stole with spells and charms | B |
| Till they take this changeling creature | A |
| Back to its own fairy nature | A |
| Cry Cry as long as may be | D |
| Ye shall ne'er be woman's baby | D |
Walter De La Mare
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