Farewell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BB B C DC E F GF G B HB HTo break one's word is pleasure fraught | A |
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To do one's duty gives a smart | B |
While man alas will promise nought | B |
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That is repugnant to his heart | B |
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Using some magic strains of yore | C |
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Thou lurest him when scarcely calm | D |
On to sweet folly's fragile bark once more | C |
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Renewing doubling chance of harm | E |
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Why seek to hide thyself from me | F |
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Fly not my sight be open then | G |
Known late or early it must be | F |
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And here thou hast thy word again | G |
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My duty is fulfill'd to day | B |
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No longer will I guard thee from surprise | H |
But oh forgive the friend who from thee turns away | B |
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And to himself for refuge flies | H |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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