The Hereditary Prince Of Weimar, On His Proceeding To Paris Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE CCCC FGFG HCHC CCCC IJIJ CCCC| SUNG IN A CIRCLE OF FRIENDS | A |
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| With one last bumper let us hail | B |
| The wanderer beloved | C |
| Who takes his leave of this still vale | B |
| Wherein in youth he roved | C |
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| From loving arms from native home | D |
| He tears himself away | E |
| To yonder city proud to roam | D |
| That makes whole lands its prey | E |
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| Dissension flies all tempests end | C |
| And chained is strife abhorred | C |
| We in the crater may descend | C |
| From whence the lava poured | C |
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| A gracious fate conduct thee through | F |
| Life's wild and mazy track | G |
| A bosom nature gave thee true | F |
| A bosom true bring back | G |
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| Thou'lt visit lands that war's wild train | H |
| Had crushed with careless heed | C |
| Now smiling peace salutes the plain | H |
| And strews the golden seed | C |
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| The hoary Father Rhine thou'lt greet | C |
| Who thy forefather blest | C |
| Will think of whilst his waters fleet | C |
| In ocean's bed to rest | C |
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| Do homage to the hero's manes | I |
| And offer to the Rhine | J |
| The German frontier who maintains | I |
| His own created wine | J |
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| So that thy country's soul thy guide | C |
| May be when thou hast crossed | C |
| On the frail bark to yonder side | C |
| Where German faith is lost | C |
Friedrich Schiller
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