A Fantastical Engraving Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFFGGHHII| This freakish ghost has nothing else to wear | A |
| But some cheap crown he picked up at a fair | A |
| Grotesquely perched atop his bony corpse | B |
| Without a whip or spur he drives his horse | C |
| Ghostly as he hack of apocalypse | D |
| To pant and drool like someone in a fit | E |
| This duo makes its charge through endless space | F |
| Trampling the infinite with reckless pace | F |
| The horseman waves a blazing sword around | G |
| The nameless crowds he's trampled to the ground | G |
| And like a prince inspecting his domain | H |
| He travels to a graveyard's empty plain | H |
| Where lie with pallid sunshine overhead | I |
| From old and modem times the storied dead | I |
Charles Baudelaire
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