Ciel Brouillé (cloudy Sky) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DDAA EECC EEFF G AHCG AEIA EAIG EAFE F G EECC JJCC KKKK FFCC C C KKEE FFKK EECC EEEE E| On dirait ton regard d'une vapeur couvert | A |
| Ton oeil myst rieux est il bleu gris ou vert | A |
| Alternativement tendre r veur cruel | B |
| R fl chit l'indolence et la p leur du ciel | C |
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| Tu rappelles ces jours blancs ti des et voil s | D |
| Qui font se fondre en pleurs les coeurs ensorcel s | D |
| Quand agit s d'un mal inconnu qui les tord | A |
| Les nerfs trop veill s raillent l'esprit qui dort | A |
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| Tu ressembles parfois ces beaux horizons | E |
| Qu'allument les soleils des brumeuses saisons | E |
| Comme tu resplendis paysage mouill | C |
| Qu'enflamment les rayons tombant d'un ciel brouill | C |
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| femme dangereuse s duisants climats | E |
| Adorerai je aussi ta neige et vos frimas | E |
| Et saurai je tirer de l'implacable hiver | F |
| Des plaisirs plus aigus que la glace et le fer | F |
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| Cloudy Sky | G |
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| One would say that your gaze was veiled with mist | A |
| Your mysterious eyes are they blue gray or green | H |
| Alternately tender dreamy cruel | C |
| Reflect the indolence and pallor of the sky | G |
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| You call to mind those days white soft and mild | A |
| That make enchanted hearts burst into tears | E |
| When shaken by a mysterious wracking pain | I |
| The nerves too wide awake jeer at the sleeping mind | A |
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| You resemble at times those gorgeous horizons | E |
| That the sun sets ablaze in the seasons of mist | A |
| How resplendent you are landscape drenched with rain | I |
| Aflame with rays that fall from a cloudy sky | G |
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| O dangerous woman O alluring climates | E |
| Will I also adore your snow and your hoar frost | A |
| And can I draw from your implacable winter | F |
| Pleasures keener than iron or ice | E |
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| Translated by William Aggeler | F |
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| Misty Sky | G |
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| One would have thought your eyes were veiled in haze | E |
| Strange eyes Grey green or azure is their gaze | E |
| It seems they would reflect in each renewal | C |
| The changing skies dull dreamy fond or cruel | C |
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| You know those days both warm and hazy which | J |
| Melt into tears the hearts that they bewitch | J |
| And when the nerves uneasy to control | C |
| Too wide awake upbraid the sleeping soul | C |
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| You too resemble such a lit horizon | K |
| As suns of misty seasons now bedizen | K |
| As you shine out a landscape fresh with rain | K |
| With misty sunbeams sparkling on the plain | K |
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| Dangerous girl seductive as the weather | F |
| Shall I adore your snows and frosts together | F |
| In your relentless winter shall I feel | C |
| A kiss more sharp than that of ice and steel | C |
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| Translated by Roy Campbell | C |
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| Ciel brouill | C |
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| thine eyes are veiled with vapour opaline | K |
| those eyes of mystery azure grey or green | K |
| cruel or soft in turn as dreams devise | E |
| reflect the languor of the pallid skies | E |
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| thou'rt like these autumn days of silver grey | F |
| whose magic melts the soul to tears a day | F |
| when by a secret evil inly torn | K |
| the quivering nerves laugh drowsy wits to scorn | K |
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| thou art as fair as distant dales where suns | E |
| of misty seasons leave their benisons | E |
| how dazzling rich the dewy woodlands lie | C |
| flaming in sunlight from a ruffled sky | C |
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| o fateful woman sky that lures and lours | E |
| and shall I love thy snow its frosty hours | E |
| and learn to clutch from winter's iron gyves | E |
| new pleasure keen as cloven ice or knives | E |
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| Translated by Lewis Piaget Shanks | E |
Charles Baudelaire
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