The Stranger Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCDCEFGHI| Tell me enigmatic man whom do you love best Your father your mother your sister or your brother | A |
| I have neither father nor mother nor sister nor brother | A |
| Your friends then | B |
| You use a word that until now has had no meaning for me | C |
| Your country | C |
| I am ignorant of the latitude in which it is situated | D |
| Then Beauty | C |
| Her I would love willingly goddess and immortal | E |
| Gold | F |
| I hate it as you hate your God | G |
| What then extraordinary stranger do you love | H |
| I love the clouds the clouds that pass yonder the marvelous clouds | I |
Charles Baudelaire
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