Hector And Andromache Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDAAD EAAFGGF BHHIJJI EKKLMJLThis and the following poem are with some alterations introduced in the Play of The Robbers | A |
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ANDROMACHE | B |
Will Hector leave me for the fatal plain | C |
Where fierce with vengeance for Patroclus slain | C |
Stalks Peleus' ruthless son | D |
Who when thou glid'st amid the dark abodes | A |
To hurl the spear and to revere the gods | A |
Shall teach thine orphan one | D |
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HECTOR | E |
Woman and wife beloved cease thy tears | A |
My soul is nerved the war clang in my ears | A |
Be mine in life to stand | F |
Troy's bulwark fighting for our hearths to go | G |
In death exulting to the streams below | G |
Slain for my fatherland | F |
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ANDROMACHE | B |
No more I hear thy martial footsteps fall | H |
Thine arms shall hang dull trophies on the wall | H |
Fallen the stem of Troy | I |
Thou goest where slow Cocytus wanders where | J |
Love sinks in Lethe and the sunless air | J |
Is dark to light and joy | I |
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HECTOR | E |
Longing and thought yes all I feel and think | K |
May in the silent sloth of Lethe sink | K |
But my love not | L |
Hark the wild swarm is at the walls I hear | M |
Gird on my sword Beloved one dry the tear | J |
Lethe for love is not | L |
Friedrich Schiller
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