Elysium Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDBEEBFGFH IIJKKCJLMLMJJNNOBBO

Past the despairing wailA
And the bright banquets of the Elysian valeA
Melt every care awayB
Delight that breathes and moves foreverC
Glides through sweet fields like some sweet riverC
Elysian life surveyB
There fresh with youth o'er jocund meadsD
His merry west winds blithely leadsD
The ever blooming MayB
Through gold woven dreams goes the dance of the hoursE
In space without bounds swell the soul and its powersE
And truth with no veil gives her face to the dayB
And joy to day and joy to morrowF
But wafts the airy soul aloftG
The very name is lost to sorrowF
And pain is rapture tuned more exquisitely softH
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Here the pilgrim reposes the world weary limbI
And forgets in the shadow cool breathing and dimI
The load he shall bear never moreJ
Here the mower his sickle at rest by the streamsK
Lulled with harp strings reviews in the calm of his dreamsK
The fields when the harvest is o'erC
Here he whose ears drank in the battle roarJ
Whose banners streamed upon the startled windL
A thunder storm before whose thunder treadM
The mountains trembled in soft sleep reclinedL
By the sweet brook that o'er its pebbly bedM
In silver plays and murmurs to the shoreJ
Hears the stern clangor of wild spears no moreJ
Here the true spouse the lost beloved regainsN
And on the enamelled couch of summer plainsN
Mingles sweet kisses with the zephyr's breathO
Here crowned at last love never knows decayB
Living through ages its one bridal dayB
Safe from the stroke of deathO

Friedrich Schiller



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