Ill-starred Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDD ECF GHF I J| To bear a weight that cannot be borne | A |
| Sisyphus even you aren't that strong | B |
| Although your heart cannot be torn | A |
| Time is short and Art is long | B |
| Far from celebrated sepulchers | C |
| Toward a solitary graveyard | D |
| My heart like a drum muffled hard | D |
| Beats a funeral march for the ill starred | D |
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| mdash Many jewels are buried or shrouded | E |
| In darkness and oblivion's clouds | C |
| Far from any pick or drill bit | F |
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| Many a flower unburdens with regret | G |
| Its perfume sweet like a secret | H |
| In profoundly empty solitude to sit | F |
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| Translated by William A Sigler | I |
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| Submitted by Ryan McGuire | J |
Charles Baudelaire
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