Adventure Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBACACDEEFFDGHD IIFFJKKJLMML DNDLOOLLPQRRSS

Let us leave the hateful townA
With its stale forgotten liesB
Far beneath renewing skiesB
Where the piny slope goes downA
All with April love and laughterC
None to leer and none to frownA
We shall pass and follow afterC
Shattered lace of waters spunD
On a steep and stony loomE
Down the depths of laurel gloomE
Finding there a world re madeF
In the fern embowered shadeF
Weaving bright oblivionD
Still from frailest blossom troveG
We shall mix our wilding loveH
With the woodland and the sunD
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Let us loiter hand in handI
Hearing but the heart's commandI
Half our steps by kisses stayedF
Prove the spring enchanted gladeF
Breast to breast and limb to limbJ
Seize our happiness and bind itK
Lose the pulse of time and find itK
Free as vagrant seraphimJ
Ever leave regret and rueL
To the dutiful and jealousM
Fools that are not near to tell usM
All the things we should not doL
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Though the bedded ferns be brokenD
And dishevelled blossoms lieN
On the rumpled moss for tokenD
Of the day's mad errantryL
Still the tacit pines will keepO
Darkly in their sighing sleepO
All the sweet and perilous storyL
And the oaks and willows hoaryL
For unheeding ears will tellP
Only things ineffableQ
And the later eyes that lookR
On the pool delaying brookR
Shall not see within its glassS
Two that came to kiss and passS

Clark Ashton Smith



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