Beautiful Rothesay Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DDEE FFDE FFCC GGDD CCDE| Beautiful Rothesay your scenery is most grand | A |
| You cannot be surpassed in fair Scotland | B |
| Tis healthy for holiday makers to go there | C |
| For the benefit of their health by inhaling the pure air | C |
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| And to hear the innocent birds on a fine Summer day | D |
| Carolling their sweet songs so lively and gay | D |
| Therefore holiday makers be advised by me | E |
| And visit beautiful Rothesay by the side of the Sea | E |
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| Then sweet Jessie let us go | F |
| To Scotland's garden of Eden O | F |
| And spend the lovely Summer day | D |
| In the beautiful village of Rothesay | E |
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| There you can see the ships passing to and fro | F |
| Which will drive away dull care and woe | F |
| And the heavens breath smells wooingly there | C |
| Therefore let's away dear Jessie to inhale the balmy air | C |
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| The mansions there are most beautiful to be seen | G |
| Likewise the trees and shrubberies green | G |
| Therefore we will feel happy and gay | D |
| Walking hand in hand together the live long day | D |
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| Along the beautiful walks with our hearts fu' cheerie | C |
| My dear love Until we grow weary | C |
| Then return home at night with our spirits light and gay | D |
| After viewing the beautiful scenery of Rothesay | E |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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