Song Of The Afternoon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEAE ABAB FGAH IAJA AAAK AALA MNON APQR STPT

Although your wayward browsA
Give you a curious airB
Angelic not at allC
Witch of the tempting stareB
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I love you with a passionD
Terrible and oddE
With the obeisanceA
Of priest to golden godE
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The desert and the woodsA
Embalm your heavy hairB
Your head takes attitudesA
Mysterious and rareB
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A censer's faint perfumeF
Prowls along your skinG
You charm as evening charmsA
Warm and shadowy NymphH
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Ah strongest potions stir meI
Less than your idlenessA
And you can make the deadJ
Revive with your caressA
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Your hips are amorousA
Of back and breasts and thighsA
And ravished by your poseA
Are cushions where you lieK
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Sometimes to appeaseA
A rage that comes in fitsA
Serious one you squanderL
Bites within the kissA
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You wound me my brunetteM
With ever mocking smileN
Then sweetly like the moonO
Gaze on my heart a whileN
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Under your satin shoesA
Your charming silken feetP
I place myself my joyQ
My genius and my fateR
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My soul mended by youS
By you color and lightT
Explosion of heatP
In my Siberian nightT

Charles Baudelaire



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