Australian Anthem Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCDB EEBAAAB FFBGGGB HHBIIIB JJBKKKB| Maker of earth and sea | A |
| What shall we render Thee | A |
| All things are Thine | B |
| Ours but from day to day | C |
| Still with one heart to pray | C |
| God bless our land alway | D |
| This land of Thine | B |
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| Mighty in brotherhood | E |
| Mighty for God and good | E |
| Let us be Thine | B |
| Here let the nations see | A |
| Toil from the curse set free | A |
| Labour and Liberty | A |
| One cause and Thine | B |
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| Here let glad Plenty reign | F |
| Here let none seek in vain | F |
| Our help and Thine | B |
| No heart for want of friend | G |
| Fail ere the timely end | G |
| But love for ever blend | G |
| Man's cause and Thine | B |
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| Here let Thy peace abide | H |
| Never may strife divide | H |
| This land of Thine | B |
| Let us united stand | I |
| One great Australian band | I |
| Heart to heart hand in hand | I |
| Heart and hand Thine | B |
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| Strong to defend our right | J |
| Proud in all nations' sight | J |
| Lowly in Thine | B |
| One in all noble fame | K |
| Still be our path the same | K |
| Onward in Freedom's name | K |
| Upward in Thine | B |
James Brunton Stephens
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