Canadian Rivers And Lakes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFFGH| We have here a sight as fair | A |
| As bonnie Doon or banks of Ayr | B |
| Like modest worth meandering slow | C |
| The quiet waters gently flow | C |
| Rose thistle shamrock all combine | D |
| Around the maple leaf to twine | D |
| Whose outstretched arms so gigantic | E |
| Clasp Pacific and Atlantic | E |
| Embracing lakes like burnished gold | F |
| With joy a Shakespeare might behold | F |
| For either Poet Burns or Moore B | G |
| Such scenery they would adore | H |
James Mcintyre
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