Monument Of Moor The Robber. [65] Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DEEF GHCHCABC IDJKLKMMKN OPKQOPRSKTHU VWDWEDWDXY WDEDWXKZXMM| 'Tis ended | A |
| Welcome 'tis ended | A |
| Oh thou sinner majestic | B |
| All thy terrible part is now played | C |
| - | |
| Noble abased one | D |
| Thou of thy race beginner and ender | E |
| Wondrous son of her fearfulest humor | E |
| Mother Nature's blunder sublime | F |
| - | |
| Through cloud covered night a radiant gleam | G |
| Hark how behind him the portals are closing | H |
| Night's gloomy jaws veil him darkly in shade | C |
| Nations are trembling | H |
| At his destructive splendor afraid | C |
| Thou art welcome 'Tis ended | A |
| Oh thou sinner majestic | B |
| All thy terrible part is now played | C |
| - | |
| Crumble decay | I |
| In the cradle of wide open heaven | D |
| Terrible sight to each sinner that breathes | J |
| When the hot thirst for glory | K |
| Raises its barriers over against the dread throne | L |
| See to eternity shame has consigned thee | K |
| To the bright stars of fame | M |
| Thou hast clambered aloft on the shoulders of shame | M |
| Yet time will come when shame will crumble beneath thee | K |
| When admiration at length will be thine | N |
| - | |
| With moist eye by thy sepulchre dreaded | O |
| Man has passed onward | P |
| Rejoice in the tears that man sheddeth | K |
| Oh thou soul of the judged | Q |
| With moist eye by the sepulchre dreaded | O |
| Lately a maiden passed onward | P |
| Hearing the fearful announcement | R |
| Told of thy deeds by the herald of marble | S |
| And the maiden rejoice thee rejoice thee | K |
| Sought not to dry up her tears | T |
| Far away I stood as the pearls were falling | H |
| And I shouted Amalia | U |
| - | |
| Oh ye youths Oh ye youths | V |
| With the dangerous lightning of genius | W |
| Learn to play with more caution | D |
| Wildly his bit champs the charger of Phoebus | W |
| Though 'neath the reins of his master | E |
| More gently he rocks earth and heaven | D |
| Reined by a child's hand he kindles | W |
| Earth and heaven in blazing destruction | D |
| Obstinate Phaeton perished | X |
| Buried beneath the sad wreck | Y |
| - | |
| Child of the heavenly genius | W |
| Glowing bosom all panting for action | D |
| Art thou charmed by the tale of my robber | E |
| Glowing like time was his bosom and panting for action | D |
| He like thee was the child of the heavenly genius | W |
| But thou smilest and goest | X |
| Thy gaze flies through the realms of the world's long story | K |
| Moor the robber it finds not there | Z |
| Stay thou youth and smile not | X |
| Still survive all his sins and his shame | M |
| Robber Moor liveth in all but name | M |
Friedrich Schiller
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