Poet Henry Lawson

Henry Lawson

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Republican Pioneers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCCB DEFGFG HIJIJJI KGLGFFG

We're marching along we're gath'ring strong'A
We place on our right relianceB
We fling in the air for all who careC
Our first loud notes of defianceB
We fling in the airC
For all who careC
Our first loud notes of defianceB
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Laugh long and loud you toady crowdD
At the men you call benightedE
In spite of your sneers we are pioneersF
Of Australian States UnitedG
In spite of your sneers We are pioneersF
Of Australian States UnitedG
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Not long we'll stand as an outlaw bandH
And be in our country lonelyI
For soon to the sky shall ring our cryJ
Our cry of Australia onlyI
For soon to the skyJ
Shall mount our cryJ
Our cry of Australia onlyI
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And we'll sleep sound in Australian groundK
'Neath the blue cross flag star lightedG
When it freely waves o'er the grass grown gravesL
Of the pioneers unitedG
When it floats and veersF
O'er the pioneersF
Of Australian States UnitedG

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