Wirkung In Der Ferne Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDE FGHIJKBCLMLNOBDCPGQO E| When the dews are earliest falling | A |
| When the evening glen is grey | B |
| Ere thou lookest ere thou speakest | C |
| My beloved | C |
| I depart and I return to thee | D |
| Return return return | E |
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| Dost thou watch me while I traverse | F |
| Haunts of men beneath the sun | G |
| Dost thou list while I bespeak them | H |
| With a voice whose cheer is thine | I |
| O my brothers men my brothers | J |
| You are mine and I am yours | K |
| I am yours to cheer and succour | B |
| I am yours for hope and aid | C |
| Lo my hand to raise and stay you | L |
| Lo my arm to guard and keep | M |
| My voice to rouse and warn you | L |
| And my heart to warm and calm | N |
| My heart to lend the life it owes | O |
| To her that is not here | B |
| In the power of her that dwelleth | D |
| Where you know not no nor guess not | C |
| Whom you see not unto whom | P |
| Ere the evening star hath sunken | G |
| Ere the glow worm lights its lamp | Q |
| Ere the wearied workman slumbers | O |
| I return return return | E |
Arthur Hugh Clough
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