Pro Deo Et Patria Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF AGAG HIHI| Silent yet fiercely the battle is raging | A |
| Blood is not flowing but poison is spread | B |
| Freedom and slavery madly are waging | A |
| A war that will last till its cause shall be dead | B |
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| Canada thine is the field of the battle | C |
| Nor would the conflict be long or severe | D |
| Were not thy statesmen like dumb driven cattle | C |
| Led by emolument daunted by fear | D |
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| Slowly advances the Jesuit faction | E |
| Crafty and subtle the means they employ | F |
| Protestants fight but uncertain their action | E |
| Party dissensions their power destroy | F |
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| Love of their country still loudly professing | A |
| On to the conflict divided they go | G |
| Firmest allegiance to Britain confessing | A |
| Still disunited they fight with her foe | G |
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| Canada these are the men who defend thee | H |
| These the brave soldiers who fight in thy name | I |
| Fierce is the struggle but soon will the end be | H |
| And Leo shall lead thee to glory and fame | I |
Wilfred S. Skeats
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