Sed Non Satiata Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFE FGD| Singular goddess brown as night and wild | A |
| Perfumed of fine tobacco smoke and musk | B |
| Work of some Faust some wizard of the dusk | B |
| Ebony sorceress black midnight's child | A |
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| Rare wines or opium are less a prize | C |
| Than your moist lips where love struts its pavane | D |
| When my lusts move towards you in caravan | D |
| My ennuis drink from cisterns of your eyes | C |
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| From these black orbits where the soul breathes through | E |
| O heartless demon pour a drink less hot | F |
| I'm not the Styx nine times embracing you | E |
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| Alas and my Megaera I can not | F |
| To break your nerve and bring you to your knees | G |
| In your bed's hell become Persephone | D |
Charles Baudelaire
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