Victoria Park And Caledonian Games Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABB CDAA EEFF GGBB HIJJ KKLL CDHI| Lines on the naming of Victoria Park on Queen's Birthday | A |
| The ceremony was performed by Thomas Brown | B |
| Esq Mayor of the town | B |
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| Come one come all to Scottish games | C |
| On the banks of Canadian Thames | D |
| You'll find that 'tis most pleasant way | A |
| You can enjoy the Queen's Birthday | A |
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| In future years it will be famed | E |
| The day whereon the park was named | E |
| With its boundry great extended | F |
| And nature's charms sweetly blended | F |
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| Full worthy of the poet's theme | G |
| Is hill and dale and wood and stream | G |
| And glittering spires and busy town | B |
| Where mansions' do each mount top crown | B |
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| Come witness the great tug of war | H |
| And the great hammer thrown afar | I |
| See running jumping highland fling | J |
| At concert hear the sky lark sing | J |
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| And the bagpipes will send thrills | K |
| Like echoes from the distant hills | K |
| And the bold sound of the pibroch | L |
| Which does resound o'er Scottish loch | L |
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| Young men and maids and fine old dames | C |
| Will gather on the banks of Thames | D |
| And though we have a tug of war | H |
| 'Twill leave no wound or deadly scar | I |
James Mcintyre
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