My Land. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBC A DDDC A BBBC E DDDC E BBBC| I | A |
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| She is a rich and rare land | B |
| Oh she's a fresh and fair land | B |
| She is a dear and rare land | B |
| This native land of mine | C |
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| II | A |
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| No men than her's are braver | D |
| Her women's hearts ne'er waver | D |
| I'd freely die to save her | D |
| And think my lot divine | C |
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| III | A |
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| She's not a dull or cold land | B |
| No she's a warm and bold land | B |
| Oh she's a true and old land | B |
| This native land of mine | C |
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| IV | E |
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| Could beauty ever guard her | D |
| And virtue still reward her | D |
| No foe would cross her border | D |
| No friend within it pine | C |
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| V | E |
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| Oh she's a fresh and fair land | B |
| Oh she's a true and rare land | B |
| Yes she's a rare and fair land | B |
| This native land of mine | C |
Thomas Osborne Davis
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