The Happy Couple Poem Rhyme Scheme

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AFTER these vernal rains	A
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That we so warmly sought	B
Dear wife see how our plains	A
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With blessings sweet are fraught	B
We cast our distant gaze	C
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Far in the misty blue	D
Here gentle love still strays	C
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Here dwells still rapture true	D
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Thou seest whither go	E
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Yon pair of pigeons white	F
Where swelling violets blow	E
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Round sunny foliage bright	F
'Twas there we gather'd first	G
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A nosegay as we roved	G
There into flame first burst	G
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The passion that we proved	G
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Yet when with plighted troth	H
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The priest beheld us fare	I
Home from the altar both	H
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With many a youthful pair	I
Then other moons had birth	J
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And many a beauteous sun	K
Then we had gain'd the earth	J
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Whereon life's race to run	K
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A hundred thousand fold	G
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The mighty bond was seal'd	G
In woods on mountains cold	G
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In bushes in the field	G
Within the wall in caves	L
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And on the craggy height	G
And love e'en o'er the waves	L
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Bore in his tube the light	G
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Contented we remain'd	G
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We deem'd ourselves a pair	I
'Twas otherwise ordain'd	G
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For lo a third was there	I
A fourth fifth sixth appear'd	G
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And sat around our board	G
And now the plants we've rear'd	G
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High o'er our heads have soar'd	G
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How fair and pleasant looks	M
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On yonder beauteous spot	G
Embraced by poplar brooks	M
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The newly finish'd cot	G
Who is it there that sits	N
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In that glad home above	O
Is't not our darling Fritz	N
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With his own darling love	O
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Beside yon precipice	P
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Whence pent up waters steal	Q
And leaving the abyss	R
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Fall foaming through the wheel	Q
Though people often tell	S
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Of millers' wives so fair	I
Yet none can e'er excel	S
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Our dearest daughter there	I
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Yet where the thick set green	T
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Stands round yon church and sad	G
Where the old fir tree's seen	T
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Alone tow'rd heaven to nod	G
'Tis there the ashes lie	U
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Of our untimely dead	G
From earth our gaze on high	U
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By their blest memory's led	G
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See how yon hill is bright	G
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With billowy waving arms	V
The force returns whose might	G
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Has vanquished war's alarms	V
Who proudly hastens here	W
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With wreath encircled brow	X
'Tis like our child so dear	Y
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Thus Charles comes homeward now	X
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That dearest honour'd guest	G
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Is welcom'd by the bride	G
She makes the true one blest	G
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At the glad festal tide	G
And ev'ry one makes haste	G
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To join the dance with glee	Z
While thou with wreaths hast graced	G
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The youngest children three	Z
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To sound of flute and horn	A2
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The time appears renew'd	G
When we in love's young morn	A2
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In the glad dance upstood	G
And perfect bliss I know	E
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Ere the year's course is run	K
For to the font we go	E
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With grandson and with son	K

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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