Breadth And Depth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD EFEFGG HIHIJJ| Full many a shining wit one sees | A |
| With tongue on all things well conversing | B |
| The what can charm the what can please | A |
| In every nice detail rehearsing | B |
| Their raptures so transport the college | C |
| It seems one honeymoon of knowledge | D |
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| Yet out they go in silence where | E |
| They whilom held their learned prate | F |
| Ah he who would achieve the fair | E |
| Or sow the embryo of the great | F |
| Must hoard to wait the ripening hour | G |
| In the least point the loftiest power | G |
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| With wanton boughs and pranksome hues | H |
| Aloft in air aspires the stem | I |
| The glittering leaves inhale the dews | H |
| But fruits are not concealed in them | I |
| From the small kernel's undiscerned repose | J |
| The oak that lords it o'er the forest grows | J |
Friedrich Schiller
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