Adventure Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACACDEEFFDGHD IIFFJKKJLMML DNDLOOLLPQRRSSLet us leave the hateful town | A |
With its stale forgotten lies | B |
Far beneath renewing skies | B |
Where the piny slope goes down | A |
All with April love and laughter | C |
None to leer and none to frown | A |
We shall pass and follow after | C |
Shattered lace of waters spun | D |
On a steep and stony loom | E |
Down the depths of laurel gloom | E |
Finding there a world re made | F |
In the fern embowered shade | F |
Weaving bright oblivion | D |
Still from frailest blossom trove | G |
We shall mix our wilding love | H |
With the woodland and the sun | D |
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Let us loiter hand in hand | I |
Hearing but the heart's command | I |
Half our steps by kisses stayed | F |
Prove the spring enchanted glade | F |
Breast to breast and limb to limb | J |
Seize our happiness and bind it | K |
Lose the pulse of time and find it | K |
Free as vagrant seraphim | J |
Ever leave regret and rue | L |
To the dutiful and jealous | M |
Fools that are not near to tell us | M |
All the things we should not do | L |
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Though the bedded ferns be broken | D |
And dishevelled blossoms lie | N |
On the rumpled moss for token | D |
Of the day's mad errantry | L |
Still the tacit pines will keep | O |
Darkly in their sighing sleep | O |
All the sweet and perilous story | L |
And the oaks and willows hoary | L |
For unheeding ears will tell | P |
Only things ineffable | Q |
And the later eyes that look | R |
On the pool delaying brook | R |
Shall not see within its glass | S |
Two that came to kiss and pass | S |
Clark Ashton Smith
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