Evening Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DEBF AGBH AIJK| Oh thou bright beaming god the plains are thirsting | A |
| Thirsting for freshening dew and man is pining | A |
| Wearily move on thy horses | B |
| Let then thy chariot descend | C |
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| Seest thou her who from ocean's crystal billows | D |
| Lovingly nods and smiles Thy heart must know her | E |
| Joyously speed on thy horses | B |
| Tethys the goddess 'tis nods | F |
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| Swiftly from out his flaming chariot leaping | A |
| Into her arms he springs the reins takes Cupid | G |
| Quietly stand the horses | B |
| Drinking the cooling flood | H |
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| Now from the heavens with gentle step descending | A |
| Balmy night appears by sweet love followed | I |
| Mortals rest ye and love ye | J |
| Phoebus the loving one rests | K |
Friedrich Schiller
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