Explore "Canadian Rivers and Lakes" by James McIntyre on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
We have here a sight as fair / As bonnie Doon or banks of Ayr, / Like modest worth meandering slow / The quiet waters gently flow, / Rose, thistle, shamrock, all combine, / Around the maple leaf to twine, / Whose outstretched arms so gigantic / Clasp Pacific and Atlantic, / Embracing lakes like burnished gold, / With joy a Shakespeare might behold, / For either Poet Burns or Moore5
Such scenery they would adore.