The Castle Of Mains Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBCCC DEFGFHGAG IGGJKGLGG| Ancient Castle of the Mains | A |
| With your romantic scenery and surrounding plains | A |
| Which seem most beautiful to the eye | B |
| And the little rivulet running by | B |
| Which the weary traveller can drink of when he feels dry | B |
| And the heaven's breath smells sweetly there | C |
| And scented perfumes fill the air | C |
| Emanating from the green trees and beautiful wild flowers growing there | C |
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| There the people can enjoy themselves | D |
| And wile away the time | E |
| By admiring the romantic scenery In the beautiful sunshine | F |
| And pull the little daisy | G |
| As they carelessly recline | F |
| Upon the grassy green banks | H |
| Which is most charming to see | G |
| Near by the Castle of the Mains | A |
| Not far from Dundee | G |
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| Then there's the old burying ground | I |
| Most solemn to see | G |
| And the silent dead reposing silently | G |
| Amid the shady trees | J |
| In that beautiful fairy dell | K |
| Most lovely to see | G |
| Which in the summer season | L |
| Fills the people's hearts with glee | G |
| To hear the birds singing and the humming of the bee | G |
William Topaz Mcgonagall
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