God, Soul, And World. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FFGG HHII| Who trusts in God | A |
| Fears not His rod | A |
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| This truth may be by all believed | B |
| Whom God deceives is well deceived | B |
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| How when and where No answer comes from high | C |
| Thou wait'st for the Because and yet thou ask'st not Why | C |
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| If the whole is ever to gladden thee | D |
| That whole in the smallest thing thou must see | D |
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| Water its living strength first shows | E |
| When obstacles its course oppose | E |
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| Transparent appears the radiant air | F |
| Though steel and stone in its breast it may bear | F |
| At length they'll meet with fiery power | G |
| And metal and stones on the earth will shower | G |
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| Whate'er a living flame may surround | H |
| No longer is shapeless or earthly bound | H |
| 'Tis now invisible flies from earth | I |
| And hastens on high to the place of its birth | I |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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