A Descriptive Poem On The Silvery Tay Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABBBCDEAAAAAAFFAAG GAAAAAHAA| Beautiful silvery Tay | A |
| With your landscapes so lovely and gay | A |
| Along each side of your waters to Perth all the way | A |
| No other river in the world has got scenery more fine | B |
| Only I am told the beautiful Rhine | B |
| Near to Wormit Bay it seems very fine | B |
| Where the Railway Bridge is towering above its waters sublime | C |
| And the beautiful ship Mars | D |
| With her Juvenile Tare | E |
| Both lively and gay | A |
| Does carelessly lie By night and by day | A |
| In the beautiful Bay | A |
| Of the silvery Tay | A |
| Beautiful beautiful silvery Tay | A |
| Thy scenery is enchanting on a fine summer day | A |
| Near by Balnerino it is beautiful to behold | F |
| When the trees are in full bloom and the cornfields seems like gold | F |
| And nature's face seems gay | A |
| And the lambkins they do play | A |
| And the humming bee is on the wing | G |
| It is enough to make one sing | G |
| While they carelessly do stray | A |
| Along the beautiful banks of the silvery Tay | A |
| Beautiful silvery Tay | A |
| Rolling smoothly on your way | A |
| Near by Newport as clear as the day | A |
| Thy scenery around is charming I'll be bound | H |
| And would make the heart of any one feel light and gay on a fine summer day | A |
| To view the beautiful scenery along the banks of the silvery Tay | A |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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