Poems with rhymes of grand

The hope of the land,
On your lecture so grand.

Sleep is the station grand
Down which, on either hand

He offered us his hand
I had re-joined the family
A feeling oh so grand

And then the beautiful, the grand,
The glorious of my native land,

Redeeming in one effort grand,
Thyself and thy imperilled land!

``So we look around for a guide, and to place all our fears in his hand,
That his courage may keep us brave, that his grandeur may make us grand:

Did not slouch or stand,
But in her cart sitting
Was as grand as the grand;

And generally keep in hand
The arguments, so strong and grand,

Those Waters sound so grand—
I think a little Well—like Mine—
Dearer to understand—

It's very complimentary and grand;
But a year or so ago they called us 'hicks,' you know--
An' joshed the farmer and his hired hand!

Yet oh I thought the life was grand
And loved my liberty!
Romance was my bed-fellow and

And Captain Maclaine of the 94th did the whole of them command,
And the courage the men displayed was really grand;

And hot blood spilt on sea and land;
But lilts that link achievement grand

Where the tanks are full all summer, and the feed is simply grand;
And the joker then in vogue said his lessons wid a brogue –
'Twas unconscious imitation, let the reader understand.

No! And what does it matter to me if to-morrow I sail from the land?
I am free, as I never was free! I exult in my loneliness grand!

"Oh, sir," I said, "a fortune grand
Is yours, by dint of merest chance, -
To sport HIS brow at second-hand,

Our city government is grand--
'Ner is they better farmin'-land

Oh, won't they have a lot of iron on hand!
And when the news travels,
Oh, won't it be grand!

O, what is man that he should mouth so grand
Through his poor thousand as his seventy years?
Whether as king I ruled a trembling land,

'I came yesterday, from the great Eastern land,
Where the mountains are high and the cities are grand;