Anodyne Of Autumn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCC DDCEEC FFGHHG IICJJC| Full ripened on the bough | A |
| Pends the bright apple now | A |
| And the lees fall from out the unclouded wine | B |
| These memories that return | C |
| Pour from their mellowing urn | C |
| A dreamful and delicious anodyne | C |
| - | |
| O love thy face thy hands | D |
| Long lost in sadder lands | D |
| Somewhere amid this golden dale remain | C |
| All that was flown and dear | E |
| Lies somehow warm and near | E |
| Nothing is gone but loneliness and pain | C |
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| All day I follow still | F |
| On western wold or hill | F |
| The dream redreamed the enchantment wrought once more | G |
| Tomorrow brings at last | H |
| All blisses of the past | H |
| For him that drinks of autumn's mandragore | G |
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| No bitter winds awake | I |
| In reedy tarn or brake | I |
| The citron sunset leaves an orange moon | C |
| Before my senses float | J |
| Thy breasts thy lips thy throat | J |
| Like fruit of Hesperus in a poppy swoon | C |
Clark Ashton Smith
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