Columbia's Guardian Angels Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEE DEE FGHG AIJI AKAK AEJE AACAAn echo floats down from the mountains | A |
And finds on the prairies release | B |
An echo whose wonderful burden | C |
Is Victory Liberty Peace | B |
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The glorious trio behold they are comming | D |
Their heralds are standing e'en now at the door | E |
Are coming are coming are coming are coming once more | E |
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Go tell the lone watchers of earth they are coming | D |
To bless us be with us forsake us no more | E |
Are coming are coming are coming are coming once more | E |
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Glory to God in the highest | F |
And the people shall answer Amen | G |
Columbia's Guardian Angels | H |
Return to their empire again | G |
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The banner hangs high in the heavens | A |
The beacon commences to burn | I |
The shout of the freedman goes upward | J |
To welcome their waited return | I |
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The stronghold of Tyranny trembles | A |
Her minions retire in dismay | K |
Like spectors that fade in the darkness | A |
Before the arrival of day | K |
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They bring us the place among nations | A |
Our ancestors gave us before | E |
The birthright that some would have barter'd | J |
They now in its fullness restore | E |
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They bring us the blessing of blessings | A |
Which few were looking to see | A |
A firm and unchangeable Union | C |
In fact as in theory free | A |
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