The Grave Of Countess Potocka Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDDCAA| In Spring of love and life My Polish Rose | A |
| You faded and forgot the joy of youth | B |
| Bright butterfly it brushed you then left ruth | B |
| Of bitter memory that stings and glows | A |
| O Stars that seek a path my northland knows | A |
| How dare you now on Poland shine forsooth | B |
| When she who loved you and lent you her youth | B |
| Sleeps where beneath the wind the long grass blows | A |
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| Alone My Polish Rose I die like you | C |
| Beside your grave a while pray let me rest | D |
| With other wanderers at some grief's behest | D |
| The tongue of Poland by your grave rings true | C |
| High hearted now a young boy past it goes | A |
| Of you it is he sings My Polish Rose | A |
Adam Bernard Mickiewicz
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