Union Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGFG HIHIJKLKFGFG| This word beyond all others | A |
| Makes us love our country most | B |
| Makes us feel that we are brothers | A |
| And a heart united host | B |
| With hosanna let our banner | C |
| From the house tops be unfurled | D |
| While the nation holds her station | E |
| With the mightiest of the world | D |
| Take your harps from silent willows | F |
| Shout the chorus of the free | G |
| States are all distinct as billows | F |
| Union one as is the sea | G |
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| From the land of groves that bore us | H |
| He's a traitor who would swerve | I |
| By the flag now waving o'er us | H |
| We the compact will preserve | I |
| Those who gained it and sustained it | J |
| Were unto each other true | K |
| And the fable well is able | L |
| To instruct us what to do | K |
| Take your harps from silent willows | F |
| Shout the chorus of the free | G |
| States are all distinct as billows | F |
| Union one as is the sea | G |
George Pope Morris
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