The Exclusion Of Asiatics Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABBA DEFDEF| Is our renown'd Dominion then so small | A |
| As not to hold this new inhabitant | B |
| Or are her means so pitiably scant | C |
| As not to yield a livelihood to all | A |
| Or are we lesser men foredoom'd to thrall | A |
| Or so much better than the immigrant | B |
| That we should make our hearts as adamant | B |
| And guard against defilement with a wall | A |
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| Nay but our land is large and rich enough | D |
| For us and ours and millions more her need | E |
| Is working men she cries to let them in | F |
| Nor can we fear our race is not the stuff | D |
| Servants are made of but a royal seed | E |
| And Christian owning all mankind as kin | F |
W. M. Mackeracher
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