Sorrows Of The Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDAD EFG FHG

Tonight the moon dreams in a deeper languidnessA
And like a beauty on her cushions lies at restB
While drifting off to sleep a tentative caressA
Seeks with a gentle hand the contour of her breastB
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As on a crest above her silken avalancheC
Dying she yields herself to an unending swoonD
And sees a pallid vision everywhere she d glanceA
In the azure sky where blossoms have been strewnD
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When sometime in her weariness upon her sphereE
She might permit herself to sheda furtive tearF
A poet of great piety a foe of sleepG
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Catches in the hollow of his hand that tearF
An opal fragment iridescent as a starH
Within his heart far from the sun it s buried deepG

Charles Baudelaire



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