America Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCCB DDEFFFE GHI| I love thine inland seas | A |
| Thy groves of giant trees | A |
| Thy rolling plains | B |
| Thy rivers' mighty sweep | C |
| Thy mystic canyons deep | C |
| Thy mountains wild and steep | C |
| All thy domains | B |
| - | |
| Thy silver Eastern strands | D |
| Thy Golden Gate that stands | D |
| Wide to the West | E |
| Thy flowery Southland fair | F |
| Thy sweet and crystal air | F |
| O land beyond compare | F |
| Thee I love best | E |
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| Additional verses for the | G |
| National Hymn | H |
| March | I |
Henry Van Dyke
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