Conflict Of Wit And Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABC DDDC EFGG HHB| Sir Wit who is so much esteem'd | A |
| And who is worthy of all honour | B |
| Saw Beauty his superior deem'd | A |
| By folks who loved to gaze upon her | B |
| At this he was most sorely vex'd | C |
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| Then came Sir Breath long known as fit | D |
| To represent the cause of wit | D |
| Beginning rudely I admit | D |
| To treat the lady with a text | C |
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| To this she hearken'd not at all | E |
| But hasten'd to his principal | F |
| 'None are so wise they say as you | G |
| Is not the world enough for two | G |
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| If you are obstinate good bye | H |
| If wise to love me you will try | H |
| For be assured the world can ne'er | B |
| Give birth to a more handsome pair ' | - |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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