Alchemy Of Suffering Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGE HHI JKK| One's ardour Nature makes you bright | A |
| One finds within you mourning grief | B |
| What speaks to one of tombs and death | C |
| Says to the other Splendour Life | D |
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| Mystical Hermes help to me | E |
| Intimidating though you are | F |
| You make me Midas' counterpart | G |
| No sadder alchemist than he | E |
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| My gold is iron by your spell | H |
| And paradise turns into hell | H |
| I see in winding sheets of clouds | I |
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| A dear cadaver in its shroud | J |
| And there upon celestial strands | K |
| I raise huge tombs above the sands | K |
Charles Baudelaire
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