Answers In A Game Of Questions Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CB CB D D E F GF GF H H I B JB JB K K L M NM NM O O P Q RQ RS AS A| THE LADY | A |
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| IN the small and great world too | B |
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| What most charms a woman's heart | C |
| It is doubtless what is new | B |
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| For its blossoms joy impart | C |
| Nobler far is what is true | B |
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| For fresh blossoms it can shoot | D |
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| Even in the time of fruit | D |
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| THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN | E |
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| With the Nymphs in wood and cave | F |
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| Paris was acquainted well | G |
| Till Zeus sent to make him rave | F |
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| Three of those in Heav'n who dwell | G |
| And the choice more trouble gave | F |
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| Than e'er fell to mortal lot | H |
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| Whether in old times or not | H |
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| THE EXPERIENCED | I |
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| Tenderly a woman view | B |
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| And thoult win her take my word | J |
| He who's quick and saucy too | B |
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| Will of all men be preferr'd | J |
| Who ne'er seems as if he knew | B |
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| If he pleases if he charms | K |
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| He 'tis injures he 'tis harms | K |
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| THE CONTENTED | L |
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| Manifold is human strife | M |
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| Human passion human pain | N |
| Many a blessing yet is rife | M |
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| Many pleasures still remain | N |
| Yet the greatest bliss in life | M |
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| And the richest prize we find | O |
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| Is a good contented mind | O |
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| THE MERRY COUNSEL | P |
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| He by whom man's foolish will | Q |
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| Is each day review'd and blamed | R |
| Who when others fools are still | Q |
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| Is himself a fool proclaim'd | R |
| Ne'er at mill was beast's back press'd | S |
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| With a heavier load than he | A |
| What I feel within my breast | S |
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| That in truth's the thing for me | A |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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