The Ideal Of Woman. To Amanda Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFFGHIFF| Woman in everything yields to man but in that which is highest | A |
| Even the manliest man yields to the woman most weak | B |
| But that highest what is it The gentle radiance of triumph | C |
| As in thy brow upon me beauteous Amanda it beams | D |
| When o'er the bright shining disk the clouds of affliction are fleeting | E |
| Fairer the image appears seen through the vapor of gold | F |
| Man may think himself free thou art so for thou never knowest | F |
| What is the meaning of choice know'st not necessity's name | G |
| That which thou givest thou always givest wholly but one art thou ever | H |
| Even thy tenderest sound is thine harmonious self | I |
| Youth everlasting dwells here with fulness that never is exhausted | F |
| And with the flower at once pluckest thou the ripe golden fruit | F |
Friedrich Schiller
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