Birth Of Canada As A Nation, July First, 1867 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF BBGG| Hail Britannia's noblest daughter | A |
| Who is surrounded by the water | A |
| Of many a lake and broad sea | B |
| Land of beaver and of maple tree | B |
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| Her lofty brow is wreathed with smiles | C |
| For from the far Atlantic isles | C |
| In pomp have come their delegates | D |
| All seeking to unite their fates | D |
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| With Canada great northern queen | E |
| And now throughout the land is seen | E |
| High festival and stately dance | F |
| Triumphant nuptials to advance | F |
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| And soon shall Red River valley | B |
| And distant Vancouver rally | B |
| To form this Empire gigantic | G |
| From Pacific to Atlantic | G |
James Mcintyre
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