Autumn Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGDH IDJK LMNO A PQRQ STUT VWXWI | A |
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Now will we plunge into the frigid dark | B |
The living light of summer gone too soon | C |
A ready I can hear a dismal sound | D |
The thump of logs on courtyard paving stones | E |
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All winter comes into my being wrath | F |
Hate chills and horror forced and plodding work | G |
And like the sun in polar underground | D |
My heart will be a red and frozen block | H |
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I Shudder as I hear each log that drops | I |
A gallows being built makes no worse sound | D |
My mind is like the tower that succumbs | J |
Under a heavy engine battered down | K |
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It seems to me dull with this constant thud | L |
That someone nails a coffin but for whom | M |
Yesterday summer now the fall something | N |
With all this eerie pounding will be gone | O |
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II | A |
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I love the greenish light in your long eyes | P |
My sweet but all is bitterness to me | Q |
And nothing not the boudoir nor the hearth | R |
Today is worth the sunlight on the sea | Q |
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But love me anyway o tender heart | S |
Be mother of this mean ungrateful one | T |
O lover sister be the fleeting sweetness | U |
Of the autumn of the setting sun | T |
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Brief task The Tomb is waiting in its greed | V |
Kneeling before you let me taste and hold | W |
While I lament the summer fierce and white | X |
A ray of the late fall mellow and gold | W |
Charles Baudelaire
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