To The Young. Translations. After Heine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE DFDC| Let your feet not falter your course not alter | A |
| By golden apples till victory's won | B |
| The sword's sharp clangour the dart's shrill anger | A |
| Swerve not the hero thundering on | C |
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| A bold beginning is half the winning | D |
| An Alexander makes worlds his fee | E |
| No long debating The Queens are waiting | D |
| In his pavilion on beaded knee | E |
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| Thus swift pursuing his wars and wooing | D |
| He mounts old Darius' bed and throne | F |
| O glorious ruin O blithe undoing | D |
| O drunk death triumph in Babylon | C |
John Milton Hay
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