Omnium Exeunt In Mysterium Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| The stranger in my gates lo that am I | A |
| And what my land of birth I do not know | B |
| Nor yet the hidden land to which I go | B |
| One may be lord of many ere he die | A |
| And tell of many sorrows in one sigh | A |
| But know himself he shall not nor his woe | B |
| Nor to what sea the tears of wisdom flow | B |
| Nor why one star is taken from the sky | A |
| An urging is upon him evermore | C |
| And though he bide his soul is wanderer | D |
| Scanning the shadows with a sense of haste | E |
| Where fade the tracks of all who went before | C |
| A dim and solitary traveller | D |
| On ways that end in evening and the waste | E |
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ALFREDO FERNANDEZ VICENTE: Conocí a STERLING a partir del medioeval omnia exeunt in mysterium. El dicho de la época de las sombras que precedió al siglo de las luces y la razón.
Con él visitamos nuestro lado oscuro y conquistamos la humildad.
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