The Princess Pat's Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGDGD FHFHGDGD| A touch of the plain and the prairie | A |
| A bit of the Motherland too | B |
| A strain of the fur trapper wary | A |
| A blend of the old and the new | B |
| A bit of the pioneer splendor | C |
| That opened the wilderness' flats | D |
| A touch of the home lover tender | C |
| You'll find in the boys they call Pat's | D |
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| The glory and grace of the maple | E |
| The strength that is born of the wheat | F |
| The pride of a stock that is staple | E |
| The bronze of a midsummer heat | F |
| A blending of wisdom and daring | G |
| The best of a new land and that's | D |
| The regiment gallantly bearing | G |
| The neat little title of Pat's | D |
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| A bit of the man who has neighbored | F |
| With mountains and forests and streams | H |
| A touch of the man who has labored | F |
| To model and fashion his dreams | H |
| The strength of an age of clean living | G |
| Of right minded fatherly chats | D |
| The best that a land could be giving | G |
| Is there in the breasts of the Pat's | D |
Edgar Albert Guest
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