Beautiful Comrie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF EEFF GGHH AAFF AAAA HABB| Ye lovers of the picturesque away away | A |
| To beautiful Comrie and have a holiday | A |
| Aud bask in the sunahine and inhale the fragrant air | B |
| Emanating from the woodlands and shrubberies there | B |
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| The charming village of Comrie is most lovely to be seen | C |
| Especially in the summer season when the trees are green | C |
| And near by is Loch Earn and its waters sparkling clear | D |
| And as the tourist gazes thereon his spirits it will cheer | D |
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| Then St Fillans is a beautiful spot I must confess | E |
| It is really a picture of rural loveliness | E |
| Because out of the quiet lake the river ripples merrily | F |
| And all round are hills beautiful in shape and nothing uncomely | F |
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| The rocky knoll to the south is a most seductive place | E |
| And in the hotel there visitors will find every solace | E |
| And the flower decked cottages are charming to see | F |
| Also handsome villas suitable for visitors of high and low degree | F |
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| Then there's St Fillan's Hill a prehistoric fort | G |
| And visitors while there to it should resort | G |
| And to the tourist the best approach is from the west | H |
| Because in climbing the hill his strength it will test | H |
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| And descending the hill as best one may | A |
| The scene makes the tourist's heart feel gay | A |
| And by the west side is reached a wooded deli | F |
| And about two hundred yards from that there's St Fillan's Well | F |
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| Oh charming Comrie I must conclude my lay | A |
| And to write in praise of thee I virtually do say | A |
| That your lovely mountains and silver birches will drive dull care away | A |
| Therefore lovers of the picturesque away away | A |
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| To beautiful Comrie end have a holidoy | H |
| And I'm sure you will return with spirits light and gay | A |
| After viewing the Sylvan beauties and hoary beeches there | B |
| Also pines ferns and beautiful oaks I do declare | B |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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