United States Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFGG HHII DDJJ KLMM DDNN OODD| The United States is wondrous land | A |
| Within its mighty borders grand | A |
| They are a world unto themselves | B |
| In South the Negro plows and delves | B |
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| Raising tobacco sugar cotton | C |
| Grapes and rice too may be gotten | C |
| The west for corn cattle and swine | D |
| On which millions o'er the world dine | D |
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| The silver hills of Colorado | E |
| Equaled only by Nevada | F |
| And o'er the world you can't behold | G |
| Aught like California's mines of gold | G |
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| To vast extent her exports reaches | H |
| Of grapes and oranges and peaches | H |
| And Florida the land of flowers | I |
| Is famous for its orange bowers | I |
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| Pennsylvania's hills environ | D |
| Wondrous mines of coal and iron | D |
| Great marvel of these modern days | J |
| All you require yourselves could raise | J |
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| But still Canadians are content | K |
| With their own half of continent | L |
| Though Uncle Sam is most wealthy | M |
| Canada's content and healthy | M |
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| Sam and her are blood relation | D |
| Sprung alike from British nation | D |
| May peaceful odes alone be sung | N |
| 'Tween people of one race and tongue | N |
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| When Canada's ten million strong | O |
| Then none will dare to do her wrong | O |
| Either as a youthful nation | D |
| Or in Imperial Federation | D |
James Mcintyre
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