The Sunset Of Romanticism Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCBDBEFGHIIJ| How beautiful a new sun is when it rises | A |
| flashing out its greeting like an explosion | B |
| Happy whoever hails with sweet emotion | B |
| its descent nobler than a dream to our eyes | C |
| I remember I ve seen all flower furrow fountain | B |
| swoon beneath its look like a throbbing heart | D |
| Let s run quickly it s late towards the horizon | B |
| to catch at least one slanting ray as it departs | E |
| But I pursue the vanishing God in vain | F |
| irresistible Night establishes its sway | G |
| full of shudders black dismal cold | H |
| an odour of the tomb floats in the shadow | I |
| at the swamp s edge feet faltering I go | I |
| bruising damp slugs and unexpected toads | J |
Charles Baudelaire
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