The Simple Peasant. [62] Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCDDEEFFGH IGH| MATTHEW | A |
| Gossip you'll like to hear no doubt | B |
| A learned work has just come out | B |
| Messias is the name 'twill bear | C |
| The man has travelled through the air | C |
| And on the sun beplastered roads | D |
| Has lost shoe leather by whole loads | D |
| Has seen the heavens lie open wide | E |
| And hell has traversed with whole hide | E |
| The thought has just occurred to me | F |
| That one so skilled as he must be | F |
| May tell us how our flax and wheat arise | G |
| What say you Shall I try to ascertain | H |
| - | |
| LUKE | I |
| You fool to think that any one so wise | G |
| About mere flax and corn would rack his brain | H |
Friedrich Schiller
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