Paris Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDEC FGGH| My Paris is a land where twilight days | A |
| Merge into violent nights of black and gold | B |
| Where it may be the flower of dawn is cold | B |
| Ah but the gold nights and the scented ways | A |
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| Eyelids of women little curls of hair | C |
| A little nose curved softly like a shell | D |
| A red mouth like a wound a mocking veil | E |
| Phantoms before the dawn how phantom fair | C |
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| And every woman with beseeching eyes | F |
| Or with enticing eyes or amorous | G |
| Offers herself a rose and craves of us | G |
| A rose's place among our memories | H |
Arthur Symons
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