Mildura Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBC DEDEFGFH BIBIJKJK BBBBALAL| Where the sunlight burning down | A |
| Lights her luscious orange groves | B |
| Lights the river and the town | A |
| Where the placid Murray roves | B |
| Where each shining summer gives | B |
| Life to loveliness serene | C |
| Here the tropic lady lives | B |
| 'Mid her almost tropic scene | C |
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| Palm trees spreading to the sun | D |
| Dusk of lemon sheen of vine | E |
| Vitamin and vigour won | D |
| And imprisoned till the wine | E |
| Gushing from the purple grape | F |
| In the press allows again | G |
| Golden sunlight to escape | F |
| These the dower of her domain | H |
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| Gay and glad and vigorous | B |
| Winning wealth from summertime | I |
| Glorious gifts she gleans for us | B |
| Dwellers in a colder clime | I |
| Conjuring from her kindly earth | J |
| Golden fruits to give men joy | K |
| Well this lady knows the worth | J |
| Of her Arcadian employ | K |
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| Tropic lady Well she knows | B |
| Whence her brave abundance comes | B |
| Wealth where her broad river flows | B |
| Bordered by its spreading gums | B |
| Comes with waters winding down | A |
| From the cold lands of the east | L |
| Suffering her sun kissed town | A |
| To spread for us a kingly feast | L |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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