To A Golden Heart That He Wore Round His Neck. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BA B CC DE D E FGG F H| Oh thou token loved of joys now perish'd | A |
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| That I still wear from my neck suspended | B |
| Art thou stronger than our spirit bond so cherish'd | A |
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| Or canst thou prolong love's days untimely ended | B |
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| Lily I fly from thee I still am doom'd to range | C |
| Thro' countries strange | C |
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| Thro' distant vales and woods link'd on to thee | D |
| Ah Lily's heart could surely never fall | E |
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| So soon away from me | D |
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| As when a bird bath broken from his thrall | E |
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| And seeks the forest green | F |
| Proof of imprisonment he bears behind him | G |
| A morsel of the thread once used to bind him | G |
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| The free born bird of old no more is seen | F |
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| For he another's prey bath been | H |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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