Beatrice Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCADEFGGHI AAAAJJKLM NNOOPQRRThrough fields of ash burnt without verdure | A |
where I was complaining one day to Nature | A |
and slowly sharpened the knife of my thought | B |
as I wandered aimlessly against my heart | C |
I saw descend at noon on my brow | A |
a storm filled and a sinister cloud | D |
holding a vicious demonic horde | E |
resembling cruel and curious dwarfs | F |
They gazing at me considering me as cool | G |
as passers by admiring a fool | G |
I heard them laughing and whispering in synch | H |
exchanging many a nudge and a wink | I |
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' Let's contemplate this caricature | A |
this Hamlet's shadow echoing his posture | A |
his indecisive looks and wild hair | A |
It's a shame to see that epicure there | A |
that pauper that actor on holiday that droll | J |
fellow because he can play a fine role | J |
trying to interest with his tears | K |
the eagles the grasshoppers streams and flowers | L |
and even proclaiming his public tirades | M |
to us who invented those ancient parades ' | - |
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I might since my pride high as the mountains | N |
overtops clouds and the cries of demons | N |
simply have turned my regal head | O |
if I'd not seen to that obscene crowd wed | O |
a crime that failed to make the sun rock | P |
the queen of my heart with her matchless look | Q |
laughing with them at my dark distress | R |
and now and then yielding a filthy caress | R |
Charles Baudelaire
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