A Paraphrase Of Heine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BABA CDCD EFEF GHGH| LYRIC INTERMEZZO | A |
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| There fell a star from realms above | B |
| A glittering glorious star to see | A |
| Methought it was the star of love | B |
| So sweetly it illumined me | A |
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| And from the apple branches fell | C |
| Blossoms and leaves that time in June | D |
| The wanton breezes wooed them well | C |
| With soft caress and amorous tune | D |
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| The white swan proudly sailed along | E |
| And vied her beauty with her note | F |
| The river jealous of her song | E |
| Threw up its arms to clasp her throat | F |
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| But now oh now the dream is past | G |
| The blossoms and the leaves are dead | H |
| The swan's sweet song is hushed at last | G |
| And not a star burns overhead | H |
Eugene Field
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