To The Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEFE FEGHAIABCB| Welcome gentle Stripling | A |
| Nature's darling thou | B |
| With thy basket full of blossoms | C |
| A happy welcome now | B |
| Aha and thou returnest | D |
| Heartily we greet thee | E |
| The loving and the fair one | F |
| Merrily we meet thee | E |
| Think'st thou of my maiden | F |
| In thy heart of glee | E |
| - | |
| I love her yet the maiden | F |
| And the maiden yet loves me | E |
| For the maiden many a blossom | G |
| I begged and not in vain | H |
| I came again a begging | A |
| And thou thou givest again | I |
| Welcome gentle Stripling | A |
| Nature's darling thou | B |
| With thy basket full of blossoms | C |
| A happy welcome now | B |
Friedrich Schiller
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