Book Of Proverbs Poem Rhyme Scheme

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CALL on the present day and night for nought	A
Save what by yesterday was brought	A
	B
THE sea is flowing ever	C
The land retains it never	C
	B
BE stirring man while yet the day is clear	D
The night when none can work fast Draweth near	D
	B
WHEN the heavy laden sigh	E
Deeming help and hope gone by	E
Oft with healing power is heard	A
Comfort fraught a kindly word	A
	B
How vast is mine inheritance how glorious and sublime	F
For time mine own possession is the land I till is time	F
	B
UNWARY saith ne'er lived a man more true	G
The deepest heart the highest head he knew	G
In ev'ry place and time thou'lt find availing	H
Uprightness judgment kindliness unfailing	H
	B
THOUGH the bards whom the Orient sun bath bless'd	A
Are greater than we who dwell in the west	A
Yet in hatred of those whom our equals we find	A
In this we're not in the least behind	A
	B
	-
WOULD we let our envy burst	A
Feed its hunger fully first	A
To keep our proper place	I
We'll show our bristles more	J
With hawks men all things chase	I
Except the savage boar	J
	-
BY those who themselves more bravely have fought	A
A hero's praise will be joyfully told	A
The worth of man can only be taught	A
By those who have suffer'd both heat and cold	A
	-
WHEREFORE is truth so far from our eyes	K
Buried as though in a distant land	A
None at the proper moment are wise	K
	-
Could they properly understand	A
Truth would appear in her own sweet guise	K
Beauteous gentle and close at hand	A
	-
WHY these inquiries make	H
Where charity may flow	L
Cast in the flood thy cake	H
Its eater who will know	L
	-
ONCE when I a spider had kill'd	A
Then methought wast right or wrong	H
That we both to these times should belong	H
This had God in His goodness willed	A
	-
MOTLEY this congregation is for lo	L
At the communion kneel both friend and foe	L
	-
IF the country I'm to show	L
Thou must on the housetop go	L
	-
A MAN with households twain	M
Ne'er finds attention meet	A
A house wherein two women reign	M
Is ne'er kept clean and neat	A
	-
BLESS thou dread Creator	C
Bless this humble fane	M
Man may build them greater	C
More they'll not contain	M
	-
LET this house's glory rise	K
Handed to far ages down	N
And the son his honour prize	K
As the father his renown	N
	-
O'ER the Mediterranean sea	O
Proudly hath the Orient sprung	H
Who loves Hafis and knows him he	O
Knows what Caldron hath sung	H
	-
IF the ass that bore the Saviour	C
Were to Mecca driven he	O
Would not alter but would be	O
Still an ass in his behavior	C
	-
THE flood of passion storms with fruitless strife	P
'Gainst the unvanquished solid land	A
It throws poetic pearls upon the strand	A
And thus is gain'd the prize of life	P
	-
WHEN so many minstrels there are	C
How it pains me alas to know it	A
Who from the earth drives poetry far	C
Who but the poet	A

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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