Growth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCADEFDEF| O'ER field and plain in childhood's artless days | A |
| Thou sprang'st with me on many a spring morn fair | B |
| For such a daughter with what pleasing care | B |
| Would I as father happy dwellings raise | A |
| And when thou on the world didst cast thy gaze | A |
| Thy joy was then in household toils to share | B |
| Why did I trust her why she trust me e'er | C |
| For such a sister how I Heaven should praise | A |
| Nothing can now the beauteous growth retard | D |
| Love's glowing flame within my breast is fann'd | E |
| Shall I embrace her form my grief to end | F |
| Thee as a queen must I alas regard | D |
| So high above me placed thou seem'st to stand | E |
| Before a passing look I meekly bend | F |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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