Canadian Voyageurs On The Nile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCBB DDEE BBFF BBBB GAGA CCHH BBBBThe British soldiers on the Nile | A |
With gratitude did kindly smile | A |
On the Canadian voyageurs | B |
Who skilfully did ply their oars | B |
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And they invoked their benison | C |
On boatsmen led by Denison | C |
Neither the rapids nor the falls | B |
Along the Nile these braves appals | B |
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For in such toils they did partake | D |
On each native stream and lake | D |
Thoughts of their homes in visions throng | E |
While singing Canadian boat song | E |
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And they all hoped again to see | B |
The glorious land of maple tree | B |
From their memories they never | F |
Forgot the land of lake and river | F |
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While up the Nile they do advance | B |
They dream about their own St Lawrence | B |
And Manitoba's streams and lakes | B |
Pleasant reflections oft awakes | B |
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And thus each day they cheerful toil | G |
Ascending of old Father Nile | A |
Whose waters fertilize the soil | G |
And is the home of crocodile | A |
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Wolseley he had exhibition | C |
In Red River expedition | C |
How these voyageurs could steer | H |
Or with the axe a roadway clear | H |
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Those who speak the tongue of France | B |
From the banks of the St Lawrence | B |
At call to arms quick advance | B |
With rifle bayonet and lance | B |
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