Nadowessian Death-lament Poem Rhyme Scheme

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See he sitteth on his mat	A
Sitteth there upright	B
With the grace with which he sat	A
While he saw the light	B
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Where is now the sturdy gripe	C
Where the breath sedate	D
That so lately whiffed the pipe	C
Toward the Spirit great	D
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Where the bright and falcon eye	E
That the reindeer's tread	F
On the waving grass could spy	E
Thick with dewdrops spread	F
	-
Where the limbs that used to dart	G
Swifter through the snow	H
Than the twenty membered hart	G
Than the mountain roe	H
	-
Where the arm that sturdily	I
Bent the deadly bow	J
See its life hath fleeted by	E
See it hangeth low	I
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Happy he He now has gone	K
Where no snow is found	L
Where with maize the fields are sown	M
Self sprung from the ground	L
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Where with birds each bush is filled	N
Where with game the wood	O
Where the fish with joy unstilled	O
Wanton in the flood	O
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With the spirits blest he feeds	P
Leaves us here in gloom	Q
We can only praise his deeds	P
And his corpse entomb	Q
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Farewell gifts then hither bring	R
Sound the death note sad	O
Bury with him everything	R
That can make him glad	O
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'Neath his head the hatchet hide	O
That he boldly swung	S
And the bear's fat haunch beside	O
For the road is long	T
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And the knife well sharpened	O
That with slashes three	U
Scalp and skin from foeman's head	O
Tore off skilfully	I
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And to paint his body place	V
Dyes within his hand	O
Let him shine with ruddy grace	V
In the Spirit land	O

Friedrich Schiller

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