Misty Sky Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB BCDD EEFG EEBB| A vapour seems to hide your face from view | A |
| Your mystic eye is it green grey or blue | A |
| Tender by turns dreamy or merciless | B |
| Reflects the heavens' pallid indolence | B |
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| You call to mind white mild enshrouded days | B |
| That make enchanted hearts dissolve away | C |
| When agitated by a twisting ache | D |
| The taut nerves call the spirit to awake | D |
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| Sometimes you're like horizons set aglow | E |
| By suns in rainy seasons here below | E |
| Like you superb a watery countryside | F |
| That rays enflame out of a misty sky | G |
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| O weather woman both seduce me so | E |
| Will I adore as well your frost and snow | E |
| And will I draw from winter's ruthless vice | B |
| Pleasures more keen than iron or than ice | B |
Charles Baudelaire
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