Loch Ness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCCDDEBBBBBBFGGE EGDDHHII| Beautiful Loch Ness | A |
| The truth to express | A |
| Your landscapes are lovely and gay | B |
| Along each side of your waters to Fort Augustus all the way | B |
| Your scenery is romantic | C |
| With rocks and hills gigantic | C |
| Enough to make one frantic | C |
| As they view thy beautiful heathery hills | D |
| And their clear crystal rills | D |
| And the beautiful woodlands so green | E |
| On a fine summer day | B |
| From Inverneaa all the way | B |
| Where the deer and the doe together doth play | B |
| And the beautiful Falls of Foyers with its cystal spray | B |
| As clear as the day | B |
| Enchanting and gay | B |
| To the traveller as he gazes thereon | F |
| That he feels amazed with delight | G |
| To see the water falling from such a height | G |
| That his heed feels giddy with the scene | E |
| As he views the Falls of Foyers and the woodlands so green | E |
| That he exclaims in an ecstasy of delight | G |
| Oh beautiful Loch Ness | D |
| I must sincerely confess | D |
| That you are the most beautiful to behold | H |
| With your lovely landscapes and water so cold | H |
| And as he turns from the scene he says with a sigh | I |
| Oh beautiful Loch Ness I must bid you good bye | I |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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