The Convert Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BA BC D ED EF G HG HF| As at sunset I was straying | A |
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| Silently the wood along | B |
| Damon on his flute was playing | A |
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| And the rocks gave back the song | B |
| So la Ia | C |
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| Softly tow'rds him then he drew me | D |
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| Sweet each kiss he gave me then | E |
| And I said Play once more to me | D |
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| And he kindly play'd again | E |
| So la la | F |
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| All my peace for aye has fleeted | G |
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| All my happiness has flown | H |
| Yet my ears are ever greeted | G |
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| With that olden blissful tone | H |
| So la la | F |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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