To A Creole Lady Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB CCCC BBC CCD| In a perfumed land caressed by the sun | A |
| I found beneath the trees' crimson canopy | B |
| palms from which languor pours on one's | C |
| eyes the veiled charms of a Creole lady | B |
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| Her hue pale but warm a dark haired enchantress | C |
| she shows in her neck's poise the noblest of manners | C |
| slender and tall she strides by like a huntress | C |
| tranquil her smile her eyes full of assurance | C |
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| If you traveled my Lady to the land of true glory | B |
| the banks of the Seine or green Loire a Beauty | B |
| worthy of gracing the manors of olden days | C |
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| you'd inspire among arbours' shadowy secrets | C |
| a thousand sonnets in the hearts of the poets | C |
| whom more than your blacks your vast eyes would enslave | D |
Charles Baudelaire
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