Who'll Buy Gods Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFFGFF EEHHIIFF JJFFKKFF LLMMFFFF| OF all the beauteous wares | A |
| Exposed for sale at fairs | A |
| None will give more delight | B |
| Than those that to your sight | B |
| From distant lands we bring | C |
| Oh hark to what we sing | C |
| These beauteous birds behold | D |
| They're brought here to be sold | D |
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| And first the big one see | E |
| So full of roguish glee | E |
| With light and merry bound | F |
| He leaps upon the ground | F |
| Then springs up on the bougd | F |
| We will not praise him now | G |
| The merry bird behold | F |
| He's brought here to be sold | F |
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| And now the small one see | E |
| A modest look has he | E |
| And yet he's such apother | H |
| As his big roguish brother | H |
| 'Tis chiefly when all's still | I |
| He loves to show his will | I |
| The bird so small and bold | F |
| He's brought here to be sold | F |
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| Observe this little love | J |
| This darling turtle dove | J |
| All maidens are so neat | F |
| So civil so discreet | F |
| Let them their charms set loose | K |
| And turn your love to use | K |
| The gentle bird behold | F |
| She's brought here to be sold | F |
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| Their praises we won't tell | L |
| They'll stand inspection well | L |
| They're fond of what is new | M |
| And yet to show they're true | M |
| Nor seal nor letter's wanted | F |
| To all have wings been granted | F |
| The pretty birds behold | F |
| Such beauties ne'er were sold | F |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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