Thoughts In A Far Country Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDF GHGH IJIJ AKAK| I rise and applaud in the patriot manner | A |
| Whenever as often I hear | B |
| The palpitanat strains of The Star Spangled Banner | A |
| I shout and cheer | C |
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| And also to show my unbound devotion | D |
| I jump to my feet with a Whee | E |
| Whenever Columbia the Gem of the Ocean | D |
| Is played near me | F |
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| My fervour's so hot and my ardour so searing | G |
| I'm hoarse for a couple of days | H |
| You've heard me I'm positive joyously cheering | G |
| The Marsailles | H |
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| I holler for Dixie I go off my noodle | I |
| I whistle I pound and I stamp | J |
| Whenever an orchestra plays Yankee Doodle | I |
| Or Tramp Tramp Tramp | J |
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| But if you would enter my confidence reader | A |
| Know that I'd go clean off my dome | K |
| And madly embrace any orchestra leader | A |
| For Home Sweet Home | K |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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