The Boundaries Of Humanity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJ KALMNOPQRS TCUFBVAW XKBYZA2A2B2 UC2D2TD2UWHEN the primeval | A |
All holy Father | B |
Sows with a tranquil hand | C |
From clouds as they roll | D |
Bliss spreading lightnings | E |
Over the earth | F |
Then do I kiss the last | G |
Hem of his garment | H |
While by a childlike awe | I |
Fill'd is my breast | J |
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For with immortals | K |
Ne'er may a mortal | A |
Measure himself | L |
If he soar upwards | M |
And if he touch | N |
With his forehead the stars | O |
Nowhere will rest then | P |
His insecure feet | Q |
And with him sport | R |
Tempest and cloud | S |
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Though with firm sinewy | T |
Limbs he may stand | C |
On the enduring | U |
Well grounded earth | F |
All he is ever | B |
Able to do | V |
Is to resemble | A |
The oak or the vine | W |
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Wherein do gods | X |
Differ from mortals | K |
In that the former | B |
See endless billows | Y |
Heaving before them | Z |
Us doth the billow | A2 |
Lift up and swallow | A2 |
So that we perish | B2 |
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Small is the ring | U |
Enclosing our life | C2 |
And whole generations | D2 |
Link themselves firmly | T |
On to existence's | D2 |
Chain never ending | U |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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