Port Stanley Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A AABBAA CCDDDD DDDDDD| Lines composed on an excursion to port Stanley | A |
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| In winter time 'tis sad and dreary | A |
| For to gaze on stormy Erie | A |
| But here in summer time this port | B |
| It is fashionable resort | B |
| For then it is always cheery | A |
| For to gaze upon lake Erie | A |
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| Or on the steamer you can sail | C |
| All independent of the gale | C |
| Or here the youth can ply the oar | D |
| And view the fast receding shore | D |
| And be happy with his dearie | D |
| On the bosom of lake Erie | D |
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| No one here need ever weary | D |
| On the borders of lake Erie | D |
| With quadrille parties at Stanley | D |
| And games and sports all so manly | D |
| Or bathe in waves with friends near thee | D |
| You fear not storms of lake Erie | D |
James Mcintyre
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