Une Gravure Fantastique (a Fantastic Engraving) Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Ce spectre singulier n'a pour toute toilette	A
Grotesquement camp sur son front de squelette	A
Qu'un diad me affreux sentant le carnaval	B
Sans perons sans fouet il essouffle un cheval	B
Fant me comme lui rosse apocalyptique	C
Qui bave des naseaux comme un pileptique	C
Au travers de l'espace ils s'enfoncent tous deux	D
Et foulent l'infini d'un sabot hasardeux	D
Le cavalier prom ne un sabre qui flamboie	E
Sur les foules sans nom que sa monture broie	F
Et parcourt comme un prince inspectant sa maison	G
Le cimeti re immense et froid sans horizon	G
O gisent aux lueurs d'un soleil blanc et terne	G
Les peuples de l'histoire ancienne et moderne	G
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A Fantastic Print	A
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That strange specter wears nothing more	F
Than a diadem atrocious and tawdry	F
Grotesquely fixed on his skeleton brow	F
Without spurs without whip he winds a horse	D
A phantom like himself an apocalyptic steed	A
That foams at the nostrils like an epileptic	C
Both of them are plunging through space	D
And trampling on the infinite with daring feet	A
The horseman is waving a flaming sword	A
Over the nameless crowds who are crushed by his mount	A
And examines like a prince inspecting his house	D
The graveyard immense and cold with no horizon	G
Where lie in the glimmer of a white lifeless sun	G
The races of history ancient and modern	G
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Translated by William Aggeler	F
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Fantastic Engraving	C
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A monstrous spectre carries on his forehead	A
And at a rakish tilt grotesquely horrid	A
A crown such as at carnivals parade	A
Without a Whip or spur he rides a jade	A
A phantom like apocalyptic moke	C
Whose nostrils seem with rabid froth to smoke	C
Across unbounded space the couple moves	D
Spurning infinity with reckless hooves	D
The horseman waves a sword that lights the gloom	E
Of nameless crowds he tramples to their doom	E
And like a prince his mansion goes inspecting	C
The graveyard which no skyline intersecting	C
Contains beneath a sun that's white and bleak	C
Peoples of history modem and antique	C
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Translated by Roy Campbell	B
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Fantastic Print	A
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This eerie specter wears no clothes at all	B
A dreadful crown reeking of carnival	B
Sits weirdly on his naked skull Without	A
Or spurs or whip he wears his charger out	A
A ghostly and apocalyptic nag	C
Nose foaming like an epileptic hag	C
The hideous pair plunge ruthlessly through space	D
Trampling infinity at breakneck pace	D
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The horseman's flaming sword as on they rush	H
Fells victims that his steed has failed to crush	H
And like a prince inspecting his domain	G
He scans the graveyard's limitless chill plain	G
Where in a dull white sun's exhausted light	A
Lies every race since man emerged from night	A
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Translated by Jacques LeClercq	C

Charles Baudelaire

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