Lines on the Pioneer Exporter of Canadian Bulloc

Name: Lines on the Pioneer Exporter of Canadian Bullocks to Britain
Author: James McIntyre

The poem celebrates the pioneering spirit of an individual who significantly contributed to the export of Canadian cattle to Britain. It highlights the importance of this trade in elevating the quality of beef and acknowledges the leader's boldness and enterprise. The work emphasizes the growth potential of the cattle export industry and its positive impact on the land and economy. The tone is one of admiration and pride, reflecting on the transformative effects of this trade on both local and international markets. The imagery of strength and bravery associated with the cattle and the exporter underscores the significance of agricultural innovation and its role in shaping economic landscapes. The poem serves as a tribute to the agricultural advancements and the individuals who drive them forward, suggesting a lasting legacy that will benefit future generations.

By James McIntyre · First published 1947 · Genre: Poetry, Historical, Agricultural · 70 words

First lines

Baron of butcher's burly brave, Who ships live bullocks o'er the wave, And elevates the beef standard, Boldly he led on the vanguard.

Now export cattle trade ranks grand, Thanks to enterprise of Frankland;

Forever more this trade will grow, And blessings on this land bestow.

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Work type: Poem
Author: James McIntyre
Date: 1947 CE
Language: English
Genres: Poetry, Historical, Agricultural, Biographical, Narrative
Length: 70 words
Structure: 1 section, 3 paragraphs
Reading fit: Standard (8th-9th Grade)

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Poetry — The work is written in verse, employing rhyme and meter typical of poetry.
Historical — The poem reflects on the historical context of cattle exportation from Canada to Britain.
Agricultural — The subject matter focuses on the cattle trade and its significance in agriculture.
Biographical — The poem may reference a specific individual or figure in the cattle export industry.