Baldovan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB ADAD EFAF GHIH JHFH| The scenery of Baldovan | A |
| Is most lovely to see | B |
| Near by Dighty Water | C |
| Not far from Dundee | B |
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| 'Tis health for any one | A |
| To be walking there | D |
| O'er the green swards of Baldovan | A |
| And in the forests fair | D |
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| There the blackbird and the mavis | E |
| Together merrily do sing | F |
| In the forest of Baldovan | A |
| Making the woodlands to ring | F |
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| 'Tis delightful to hear them | G |
| On a fine summer day | H |
| Carolling their cheerful notes | I |
| So blythe and so gay | H |
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| Then there's the little loch near by | J |
| Whereon can be seen every day | H |
| Numerous wild ducks swimming | F |
| And quacking in their innocent play | H |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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