Valediction Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BA BC DC DE FE FA GA G H IJ IK LK LM NM NOO III ONCE was fond of fools | A |
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And bid them come each day | B |
Then each one brought his tools | A |
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The carpenter to play | B |
The roof to strip first choosing | C |
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Another to supply | D |
The wood as trestles using | C |
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To move it by and by | D |
While here and there they ran | E |
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And knock'd against each other | F |
To fret I soon began | E |
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My anger could not smother | F |
So cried Get out ye fools | A |
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At this they were offended | G |
Then each one took his tools | A |
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And so our friendship ended | G |
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Since that I've wiser been | H |
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And sit beside my door | I |
When one of them is seen | J |
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I cry Appear no more | I |
Hence stupid knave I bellow | K |
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At this he's angry too | L |
You impudent old fellow | K |
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And pray sir who are you | L |
Along the streets we riot | M |
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And revel at the fair | N |
But yet we're pretty quiet | M |
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And folks revile us ne'er | N |
Don't call us names then please | O |
At length I meet with ease | O |
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For now they leave my door | I |
'Tis better than before | I |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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