Beautiful Newport On The Braes O' The Silvery Tay Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BBCC DDEE AAAA FFBB GGHH IJAA| Bonnie Mary the Maid o' the Tay | A |
| Come Let's go and have a holiday | A |
| In Newport on the braes o' the silvery Tay | A |
| 'Twill help to drive dull care away | A |
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| The scenery there is most enchanting to be seen | B |
| Especially the fine mansions with their shrubbery green | B |
| And the trees and ivy are beautiful to view | C |
| Growing in front of each stately home in the avenue | C |
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| There the little birds and beautiful butterflies | D |
| Are soaring heavenwards almost to the skies | D |
| And the busy bees are to be seen on the wing | E |
| As from flower to flower they hummingly sing | E |
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| As they gather honey all the day | A |
| From flowery gardens of Newport on the braes o' the Tay | A |
| And as we view the gardens our hearts will feel gay | A |
| After being pent up in the workshop all the day | A |
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| Then there's a beautiful spot near an old mill | F |
| Suitable for an artist to paint of great skill | F |
| And the trees are arched o'erhead lovely to be seen | B |
| Which screens ye from the sunshine's glittering sheen | B |
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| Therefore holiday makers I'd have ye resort | G |
| To Newport on the braes o' the Tay for sport | G |
| And inhale the pure air with its sweet perfume | H |
| Emanating from the flowery gardens of Newport and the yellow broom | H |
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| And when bright Sol sinks in the West | I |
| You'll return home at night quite refreshed | J |
| And dream in your beds of your rambles during the day | A |
| Along the bonnie braes o' the silvery Tay | A |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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