Hector And Andromache Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDAAD EAAFGGF BHHIJJI EKKLMJL

This and the following poem are with some alterations introduced in the Play of The RobbersA
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ANDROMACHEB
Will Hector leave me for the fatal plainC
Where fierce with vengeance for Patroclus slainC
Stalks Peleus' ruthless sonD
Who when thou glid'st amid the dark abodesA
To hurl the spear and to revere the godsA
Shall teach thine orphan oneD
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HECTORE
Woman and wife beloved cease thy tearsA
My soul is nerved the war clang in my earsA
Be mine in life to standF
Troy's bulwark fighting for our hearths to goG
In death exulting to the streams belowG
Slain for my fatherlandF
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ANDROMACHEB
No more I hear thy martial footsteps fallH
Thine arms shall hang dull trophies on the wallH
Fallen the stem of TroyI
Thou goest where slow Cocytus wanders whereJ
Love sinks in Lethe and the sunless airJ
Is dark to light and joyI
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HECTORE
Longing and thought yes all I feel and thinkK
May in the silent sloth of Lethe sinkK
But my love notL
Hark the wild swarm is at the walls I hearM
Gird on my sword Beloved one dry the tearJ
Lethe for love is notL

Friedrich Schiller



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