Song Of The Wandering Jew Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF CGCG CHCH IJJJ KLKL| Though the torrents from their fountains | A |
| Roar down many a craggy steep | B |
| Yet they find among the mountains | A |
| Resting places calm and deep | B |
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| Clouds that love through air to hasten | C |
| Ere the storm its fury stills | D |
| Helmet like themselves will fasten | C |
| On the heads of towering hills | D |
| - | |
| What if through the frozen centre | E |
| Of the Alps the Chamois bound | F |
| Yet he has a home to enter | E |
| In some nook of chosen ground | F |
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| And the Sea horse though the ocean | C |
| Yield him no domestic cave | G |
| Slumbers without sense of motion | C |
| Couched upon the rocking wave | G |
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| If on windy days the Raven | C |
| Gambol like a dancing skiff | H |
| Not the less she loves her haven | C |
| In the bosom of the cliff | H |
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| The fleet Ostrich till day closes | I |
| Vagrant over desert sands | J |
| Brooding on her eggs reposes | J |
| When chill night that care demands | J |
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| Day and night my toils redouble | K |
| Never nearer to the goal | L |
| Night and day I feel the trouble | K |
| Of the Wanderer in my soul | L |
William Wordsworth
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