On The Lake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BC BD ED E FG H H I JI JB KB K| I DRINK fresh nourishment new blood | A |
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| From out this world more free | B |
| The Nature is so kind and good | C |
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| That to her breast clasps me | B |
| The billows toss our bark on high | D |
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| And with our oars keep time | E |
| While cloudy mountains tow'rd the sky | D |
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| Before our progress climb | E |
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| Say mine eye why sink'st thou down | F |
| Golden visions are ye flown | G |
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| Hence thou dream tho' golden twin'd | H |
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| Here too love and life I find | H |
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| Over the waters are blinking | I |
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| Many a thousand fair star | J |
| Gentle mists are drinking | I |
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| Round the horizon afar | J |
| Round the shady creek lightly | B |
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| Morning zephyrs awake | K |
| And the ripen'd fruit brightly | B |
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| Mirrors itself in the lake | K |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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