The Burns Statue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDEF GGGG| This Statue I must confess is magnificent to see | A |
| And I hope will long be appreciated by the people of Dundee | A |
| It has been beautifully made by Sir John Steell | B |
| And I hope the pangs of hunger he will never feel | B |
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| This statue is most elegant in its design | C |
| And I hope will defy all weathers for a very long time | D |
| And I hope strangers from afar with admiration will stare | E |
| On this beautiful statue of thee Immortal Bard of Ayr | F |
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| Fellow citizens this Statue seems most beautiful to the eye | G |
| Which would cause Kings and Queens for such a one to sigh | G |
| And make them feel envious while passing by | G |
| In fear of not getting such a beautiful Statue after they die | G |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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