Song Of The Bell. (from The German) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACD ACDAED FGAGGA AHICJI| Bell thou soundest merrily | A |
| When the bridal party | A |
| To the church doth hie | B |
| Bell thou soundest solemnly | A |
| When on Sabbath morning | C |
| Fields deserted lie | D |
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| Bell thou soundest merrily | A |
| Tellest thou at evening | C |
| Bed time draweth nigh | D |
| Bell thou soundest mournfully | A |
| Tellest thou the bitter | E |
| Parting hath gone by | D |
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| Say how canst thou mourn | F |
| How canst thou rejoice | G |
| Thou art but metal dull | A |
| And yet all our sorrowings | G |
| Arid all our rejoicings | G |
| Thou dost feel them all | A |
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| God hath wonders many | A |
| Which we cannot fathom | H |
| Placed within thy form | I |
| When the heart is sinking | C |
| Thou alone canst raise it | J |
| Trembling in the storm | I |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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