Hafis Name. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CB C D EEFFAAAAA GA G H I I IH I JJ A I KI KI AI AI LI LI MI NBOOK OF HAFIS | A |
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Spirit let us bridegroom call | B |
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And the word the bride | C |
Known this wedding is to all | B |
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Who have Hafis tried | C |
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THE UNLIMITED | D |
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That thou can't never end doth make thee great | E |
And that thou ne'er beginnest is thy fate | E |
Thy song is changeful as yon starry frame | F |
End and beginning evermore the same | F |
And what the middle bringeth but contains | A |
What was at first and what at last remains | A |
Thou art of joy the true and minstrel source | A |
From thee pours wave on wave with ceaseless force | A |
A mouth that's aye prepared to kiss | A |
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A breast whence flows a loving song | G |
A throat that finds no draught amiss | A |
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An open heart that knows no wrong | G |
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And what though all the world should sink | H |
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Hafis with thee alone with thee | I |
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Will I contend joy misery | I |
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The portion of us twain shall be | I |
Like thee to love like thee to drink | H |
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This be my pride this life to me | I |
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Now Song with thine own fire be sung | J |
For thou art older thou more young | J |
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TO HAFIS | A |
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HAFIS straight to equal thee | I |
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One would strive in vain | K |
Though a ship with majesty | I |
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Cleaves the foaming main | K |
Feels its sails swell haughtily | I |
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As it onward hies | A |
Crush'd by ocean's stern decree | I |
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Wrecked it straightway lies | A |
Tow'rd thee songs light graceful free | I |
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Mount with cooling gush | L |
Then their glow consumeth me | I |
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As like fire they rush | L |
Yet a thought with ecstasy | I |
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Hath my courage moved | M |
In the land of melody | I |
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I have lived and loved | N |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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