The Hunter's Even-song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BA B C DC D E FE F G HG H| THE plain with still and wand'ring feet | A |
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| And gun full charged I tread | B |
| And hov'ring see thine image sweet | A |
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| Thine image dear o'er head | B |
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| In gentle silence thou dost fare | C |
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| Through field and valley dear | D |
| But doth my fleeting image ne'er | C |
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| To thy mind's eye appear | D |
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| His image who by grief oppress'd | E |
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| Roams through the world forlorn | F |
| And wanders on from east to west | E |
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| Because from thee he's torn | F |
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| When I would think of none but thee | G |
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| Mine eyes the moon survey | H |
| A calm repose then steals o'er me | G |
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| But how 'twere hard to say | H |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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