The Colonists Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDE FFGH IIBB JJBB BBKK LLMM

To men now of her blood and raceA
England's a little garden placeA
Dear as a woman is and sheB
The Queen of every loyaltyB
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To dwellers 'mid the ice and snowsC
She is their secret garden roseC
From which that bee their heart sucks offD
For the cold Winter honey enoughE
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To toilers 'mid the sultry plainsF
Sick for her tempered suns and rainsF
She is the thought that wets their eyesG
And hearts with dew of ParadiseH
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Most loved of those who never knewI
Her green o' the silk and her soft blueI
Her mild inviolate fields that beB
Hedged with the sweet briar of the seaB
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Sweet in their dreams her Summers areJ
Her tranquil nights of moon and starJ
The love songs of her nightingalesB
A water spring that never failsB
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Amid their unending distancesB
Her little crowded sweetness isB
A dream of rest a dream of prayerK
With homes and children everywhereK
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Touch her and they are all on fireL
This little land of their desireL
Seen in a mirage far awayM
With light upon her night and dayM

Katharine Tynan



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