Longing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCACA DEDEFGFG CHCHIJIJ AKAKLMLM

Could I from this valley drearA
Where the mist hangs heavilyB
Soar to some more blissful sphereA
Ah how happy should I beB
Distant hills enchant my sightC
Ever young and ever fairA
To those hills I'd take my flightC
Had I wings to scale the airA
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Harmonies mine ear assailD
Tunes that breathe a heavenly calmE
And the gently sighing galeD
Greets me with its fragrant balmE
Peeping through the shady bowersF
Golden fruits their charms displayG
And those sweetly blooming flowersF
Ne'er become cold winter's preyG
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In you endless sunshine brightC
Oh what bliss 'twould be to dwellH
How the breeze on yonder heightC
Must the heart with rapture swellH
Yet the stream that hems my pathI
Checks me with its angry frownJ
While its waves in rising wrathI
Weigh my weary spirit downJ
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See a bark is drawing nearA
But alas the pilot failsK
Enter boldly wherefore fearA
Inspiration fills its sailsK
Faith and courage make thine ownL
Gods ne'er lend a helping handM
'Tis by magic power aloneL
Thou canst reach the magic landM

Friedrich Schiller



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