Robert Burns Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEE CCFFGG EEBA CCDC HHEE FFBBImmortal Robert Burns of Ayr | A |
There's but few poets can with you compare | B |
Some of your poems and songs are very fine | C |
To Mary in Heaven is most sublime | D |
And then again in your Cottar's Saturday Night | E |
Your genius there does shine most bright | E |
As pure as the dewdrops of the night | E |
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Your Tam O'Shanter is very fine | C |
Both funny racy and divine | C |
From John O'Groats to Dumfries | F |
All critics consider it to be a masterpiece | F |
And also you have said the same | G |
Therefore they are not to blame | G |
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And in my own opinion both you and they are right | E |
For your genius there does sparkle bright | E |
Which I most solemnly declare | B |
To thee Immortal Bard of Ayr | A |
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Your Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon | C |
Is sweet and melodious in its tune | C |
And the poetry is moral and sublime | D |
And in my opinion nothing can be more fine | C |
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Your Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled | H |
Is most beautiful to hear sung or read | H |
For your genius there does shine as bright | E |
Like unto the stars of night | E |
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Immortal Bard of Ayr I must conclude my muse | F |
To speak in praise of thee does not refuse | F |
For you were a mighty poet few could with you compare | B |
And also an honour to Scotland for your genius it is rare | B |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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