Amor Autumnalis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLGMNGO| My love is the flame of an unfading autumn | A |
| It is the flare of unconsuming leaves | B |
| In an ecstasy of halcyonian space and light | C |
| It is the lingering of tall untended flowers | D |
| And winds that bear the balsams of flown summer | E |
| In a valley land oblivious and secluded | F |
| Where you shall come and wander tranquilly | G |
| Forgetful of the roseless gardens | H |
| In a quiet valley land | I |
| Where vine to sanguine colored vine shall lead you on | J |
| Where golden woods and hills shall fold you in | K |
| And you shall peer on pools of lucid bronze | L |
| And of black opal | G |
| On vistas of the climbing pine | M |
| And amber willows burning | N |
| Against the dreamful mauve of mountains floating vaguely | G |
| Within the skies' faint fringes | O |
Clark Ashton Smith
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