The Muses' Son Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCC B DD EFG E HH IJJ I CC KLL K MM NO ON| THROUGH field and wood to stray | A |
| And pipe my tuneful lay | A |
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| 'Tis thus my days are pass'd | B |
| And all keep tune with me | C |
| And move in harmony | C |
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| And so on to the last | B |
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| To wait I scarce have power | D |
| The garden's earliest flower | D |
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| The tree's first bloom in Spring | E |
| They hail my joyous strain | F |
| When Winter comes again | G |
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| Of that sweet dream I sing | E |
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| My song sounds far and near | H |
| O'er ice it echoes clear | H |
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| Then Winter blossoms bright | I |
| And when his blossoms fly | J |
| Fresh raptures meet mine eye | J |
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| Upon the well till'd height | I |
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| When 'neath the linden tree | C |
| Young folks I chance to see | C |
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| I set them moving soon | K |
| His nose the dull lad curls | L |
| The formal maiden whirls | L |
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| Obedient to my tune | K |
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| Wings to the feet ye lend | M |
| O'er hill and vale ye send | M |
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| The lover far from home | N |
| When shall I on your breast | O |
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| Ye kindly muses rest | O |
| And cease at length to roam | N |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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