Andrew Jackson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDBEB AFGHIJKJ ALMNDOMP ALMNQRSR ATSUGVWR AXGXYZA2Z AB2GB2C2NDN AD2GD2DE2MSOn the life of Andrew Jackson | A |
Now dear people I will write | B |
And in sketches I will tell you | C |
His career with great delight | B |
His career on earth is ended | D |
But his name is ever bright | B |
And his memory is cherished | E |
As a great glorious knight | B |
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The early life of Andrew Jackson | A |
Its marked in high renown | F |
As a lover of his country | G |
He proved steadfastly profound | H |
Through kind teaching of his mother | I |
That patriot lady brave | J |
His mind strengthened by her wisdom | K |
Ere she sank into her grave | J |
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Ah in manhood Andrew Jackson | A |
Was a daring fearless man | L |
With a strong iron will commanding | M |
He was loved throughout our land | N |
He was kind and generous hearted | D |
In his military acts | O |
Yet was stubborn while commanding | M |
And no courage did he lack | P |
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At middle age Andrew Jackson | A |
Was a noble warlike man | L |
And was capable of handling | M |
The army at his command | N |
You can see it by the battles | Q |
Of his Indian campaign | R |
Or the battle of New Orleans | S |
Where so many men were slain | R |
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The dauntless energy of Jackson | A |
Oh should never be forgot | T |
Or the battle of New Orleans | S |
Where he diligently fought | U |
Where he fought to save his country | G |
From the British fleets of fame | V |
Through coolness and courage | W |
The victory he did gain | R |
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As commander Andrew Jackson | A |
Was a soldier of great skill | X |
And he nobly done his duty | G |
To his country with good will | X |
Yet in life his acts were censured | Y |
Ah by men both great and small | Z |
One the acts that made him trouble | A2 |
Was the arresting of Judge Hall | Z |
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Oh that act cost Andrew Jackson | A |
Many heart pang in after life | B2 |
For he thought it was his duty | G |
In that hard cruel strife | B2 |
That his soldiers should obey him | C2 |
And fulfill every command | N |
As he knew no other method | D |
He could save his native land | N |
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The people loved Andrew Jackson | A |
Old Hickory was their friend | D2 |
As a President o'er our country | G |
He proved faithful to the end | D2 |
His career on earth was ended | D |
Eighteen Forty Five is seen | E2 |
As a star his name is shining | M |
The hero of New Orleans | S |
Julia Ann Moore
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