Conversation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GDH DII| You are a pink and lovely autumn sky | A |
| But sadness in me rises like the sea | B |
| And leaves in ebbing only bitter clay | C |
| On my sad lip the smart of memory | B |
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| Your hand slides up my fainting breast at will | D |
| But love it only finds a ravaged pit | E |
| Pillaged by woman's savage tooth and nail | F |
| My heart is lost the beasts have eaten it | E |
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| It is a palace sullied by the rout | G |
| They drink they pull each others hair they kill | D |
| A perfume swims around your naked throat | H |
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| O Beauty scourge of souls you want it still | D |
| You with hot eyes that flash in fiery feasts | I |
| Burn up these meagre scraps spared by the beasts | I |
Charles Baudelaire
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