Book Of Hafis - To Hafis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BA BA CA CA DA DA EA F| HAFIS straight to equal thee | A |
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| One would strive in vain | B |
| Though a ship with majesty | A |
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| Cleaves the foaming main | B |
| Feels its sails swell haughtily | A |
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| As it onward hies | C |
| Crush'd by ocean's stern decree | A |
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| Wrecked it straightway lies | C |
| Tow'rd thee songs light graceful free | A |
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| Mount with cooling gush | D |
| Then their glow consumeth me | A |
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| As like fire they rush | D |
| Yet a thought with ecstasy | A |
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| Hath my courage moved | E |
| In the land of melody | A |
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| I have lived and loved | F |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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