L'homme Et La Mer (man And The Sea) Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Homme libre toujours tu ch riras la mer	A
La mer est ton miroir tu contemples ton me	B
Dans le d roulement infini de sa lame	C
Et ton esprit n'est pas un gouffre moins amer	D
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Tu te plais plonger au sein de ton image	E
Tu l'embrasses des yeux et des bras et ton coeur	F
Se distrait quelquefois de sa propre rumeur	F
Au bruit de cette plainte indomptable et sauvage	G
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Vous tes tous les deux t n breux et discrets	H
Homme nul n'a sond le fond de tes ab mes	H
mer nul ne conna t tes richesses intimes	H
Tant vous tes jaloux de garder vos secrets	H
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Et cependant voil des si cles innombrables	H
Que vous vous combattez sans piti ni remords	H
Tellement vous aimez le carnage et la mort	I
lutteurs ternels fr res implacables	H
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Man and the Sea	H
Free man you will always cherish the sea	H
The sea is your mirror you contemplate your soul	J
In the infinite unrolling of its billows	H
Your mind is an abyss that is no less bitter	F
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You like to plunge into the bosom of your image	E
You embrace it with eyes and arms and your heart	K
Is distracted at times from its own clamoring	L
By the sound of this plaint wild and untamable	J
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Both of you are gloomy and reticent	M
Man no one has sounded the depths of your being	L
O Sea no person knows your most hidden riches	H
So zealously do you keep your secrets	H
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Yet for countless ages you have fought each other	F
Without pity without remorse	H
So fiercely do you love carnage and death	N
O eternal fighters implacable brothers	H
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Translated by William Aggeler	F
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Man and the Sea	H
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Free man you'll always love the sea for this	H
That it's a mirror where you see your soul	J
In its eternal waves that chafe and roll	J
Nor is your soul less bitter an abyss	H
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in your reflected image there to merge	O
You love to dive its eyes and limbs to match	P
Sometimes your heart forgets its own to catch	P
The rhythm of that wild and tameless dirge	O
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The two of you are shadowy deep and wide	Q
Man None has ever plummeted your floor	F
Sea None has ever known what wealth you store	F
Both are so jealous of the things you hide	Q
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Yet age on age is ended or begins	H
While you without remorse or pity fight	R
So much in death and carnage you delight	R
Eternal wrestlers Unrelenting twins	H
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Translated by Roy Campbell	J
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Man and the Sea	H
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Free man you shall forever cherish the vast sea	H
The sea that image where you contemplate your soul	J
As everlastingly its mighty waves unroll	J
Your mind a yawning gulf seasoned as bitterly	J
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You love to plunge into your image to the core	F
Embracing it with eyes and arms your very heart	K
Sometimes finds a distraction from its urgent smart	K
In the wild sea's untamable and plaintive roar	F
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Both of you live in darkness and in mystery	J
Man who has ever plumbed the far depths of your being	L
O Sea who knows your private hidden riches seeing	L
How strange the secrets you preserve so jealously	J
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And yet for countless ages you have fought each other	F
With hands unsparing and with unforbearing breath	N
Each an eternal foe to his relentless brother	F
So avid are you both of slaughter and of death	N
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Translated by Jacques LeClercq	S
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L'Homme et le Mer	F
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love Ocean always Man ye both are free	J
the Sea thy mirror thou canst find thy soul	J
in the unfurling billows' surging roll	J
they mind's abyss is bitter as the sea	J
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thou doest rejoice thy mirrored face to pierce	H
plunging and clasp with eyes and arms thy heart	K
at its own mutter oft forgets to start	K
lulled by that plaint indomitably fierce	H
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discreet ye both are both are taciturn	T
Man none has measured all thy dark abyss	H
none Sea knows where thy hoarded treasure is	H
so jealously your secrets ye inurn	T
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and yet for countless ages trucelessly	J
o ruthless warriors ye have fought and striven	T
brothers by lust for death and carnage driven	T
twin wrestlers gripped for all eternity	J
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Translated by Lewis Piaget Shanks	H

Charles Baudelaire

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