Mountains From The Keslov Steppe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCB D EFFEGG| Pilgrim | A |
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| What would Great Allah with the frozen sea | B |
| Would he of icy clouds a throne carve bright | C |
| Or would the demons of the deepest night | C |
| A bar build where the shining stars sweep free | B |
| It gleams like pagan cities fired kings flee | B |
| When Day was anciently destroyed by Night | C |
| Did Allah amid chaos fix this light | C |
| To guide the star worlds of eternity | B |
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| Mirza | D |
| - | |
| Up there I've journeyed where the winter reigns | E |
| And seen the rivers bitten black like lines | F |
| On Tschatir Dagh where the white cloud reclines | F |
| Which not the wildest eagle's shadow stains | E |
| Where cradled under me the thunders sleep | G |
| And Allah and the stars their watches keep | G |
Adam Bernard Mickiewicz
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