The Warning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBADEFDGF| WHEN sounds the trumpet at the Judgment Day | A |
| And when forever all things earthly die | B |
| We must a full and true account supply | B |
| Of ev'ry useless word we dropp'd in play | A |
| But what effect will all the words convey | A |
| Wherein with eager zeal and lovingly | C |
| That I might win thy favour labour'd I | B |
| If on thine ear alone they die away | A |
| Therefore sweet love thy conscience bear in mind | D |
| Remember well how long thou hast delay'd | E |
| So that the world such sufferings may not know | F |
| If I must reckon and excuses find | D |
| For all things useless I to thee have said | G |
| To a full year the Judgment Day will grow | F |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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