Longing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCACA DEDEFGFG CHCHIJIJ AKAKLMLMCould I from this valley drear | A |
Where the mist hangs heavily | B |
Soar to some more blissful sphere | A |
Ah how happy should I be | B |
Distant hills enchant my sight | C |
Ever young and ever fair | A |
To those hills I'd take my flight | C |
Had I wings to scale the air | A |
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Harmonies mine ear assail | D |
Tunes that breathe a heavenly calm | E |
And the gently sighing gale | D |
Greets me with its fragrant balm | E |
Peeping through the shady bowers | F |
Golden fruits their charms display | G |
And those sweetly blooming flowers | F |
Ne'er become cold winter's prey | G |
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In you endless sunshine bright | C |
Oh what bliss 'twould be to dwell | H |
How the breeze on yonder height | C |
Must the heart with rapture swell | H |
Yet the stream that hems my path | I |
Checks me with its angry frown | J |
While its waves in rising wrath | I |
Weigh my weary spirit down | J |
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See a bark is drawing near | A |
But alas the pilot fails | K |
Enter boldly wherefore fear | A |
Inspiration fills its sails | K |
Faith and courage make thine own | L |
Gods ne'er lend a helping hand | M |
'Tis by magic power alone | L |
Thou canst reach the magic land | M |
Friedrich Schiller
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