Oh, Nova Scotia, land of wonder and delight,
Where crystal blue waters meet the rocky shoreline,
And the salty sea breeze fills the air with life.
From the rugged coastlines to the rolling hills,
Nova Scotia beckons with its timeless charm,
Inviting all to explore its hidden thrills.
In Halifax, the capital, a bustling cityscape,
The iconic Peggy's Cove Lighthouse stands,
And nearby, the breath-taking Cabot Trail awaits.
Offshore, Sable Island lures adventurers bold,
Home to wild ponies and seal colonies unspoiled,
A true treasure of nature, mysterious and untold.
The province's name means 'New Scotland' to say,
And in the town of New Glasgow, a rich heritage,
Of Scottish settlers is memorialized every day.
In the heart of the Annapolis Valley, the vines,
Horizons etched with neat rows of fruitful lines,
Bearing apples, grapes, and berries to fill glasses with lees of wines.
The Bay of Fundy tides are a sight to see,
Twice a day, they rise and fall with majesty,
A natural wonder in the grandest of degrees.
Oh, Nova Scotia, your beauty astounds,
Each corner a new discovery confounds,
A land of wonder, serenity, and charm that resounds.
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Poetry
Poetrythe title speaks for itself, this account is full of short poems about the things I'm grateful for, appreciate and/or love.
