To She Who Is Too Light-hearted Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDAEEFFFFFGHIJKFLK FKMFNFONLPPQNRSN

Your head your gesture your airA
are lovely like a lovely landscapeB
laughter s alive in your faceC
a fresh breeze in a clear atmosphereD
The dour passer by you brush past thereA
is dazzled by health in flightE
flashing like a brilliant lightE
from your arms and shouldersF
The resounding coloursF
with which you sprinkle your dressF
inspire the spirits of poetsF
with thoughts of dancing flowersF
Those wild clothes are the emblemG
of your brightly hued mindH
madcap by whom I m terrifiedI
I hate you and love you the sameJ
Sometimes in a lovely gardenK
where I trailed my listlessnessF
I ve felt the sunlight sear my breastL
like some ironic weaponK
and Spring s green presenceF
brought such humiliationK
I ve levied retribution onM
a flower for Nature s insolenceF
So through some night when the hourN
of sensual pleasure soundsF
I d like to slink mute coward boundO
for your body s treasureN
to bruise your sorry breastL
to punish your joyful fleshP
form in your startled side a freshP
wound s yawning depthQ
and breath taking raptureN
through those lips new and fullR
more vivid and more beautifulS
infuse my venom my sisterN

Charles Baudelaire



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