Clouded Sky Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DEFG HHDI JJKK| One would say your gaze was a misted screen | A |
| your strange eyes are they blue grey or green | A |
| changeable tender dreamy cruel and again | B |
| echoing the indolence and pallor of heaven | C |
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| You bring me those blank days mild and hazy | D |
| that melt bewitched hearts into weeping | E |
| when twisted stirred by some unknown hurt | F |
| our over stretched nerves mock the numbed spirit | G |
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| Often you resemble the loveliest horizons | H |
| lit by the suns of foggy seasons | H |
| how splendid you are a dew wet country | D |
| inflamed by the rays of a misted sky | I |
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| O dangerous woman o seductive glow | J |
| will I someday adore your frost and snow | J |
| and learn to draw from implacable winter | K |
| sharp edged as steel or ice new pleasure | K |
Charles Baudelaire
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