Antepast Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACB DEDCE

The thought of death to meA
Is like a well in some oasis dimB
Cool gleaming hushed and hidden gratefullyA
Among the palms asleepC
At silver evening on the desert's rimB
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Or as a couch of stoneD
Whereon by moonlight in a marble roomE
Some fevered king reposes all aloneD
So is the hope of sleepC
The inalienable surety of the tombE

Clark Ashton Smith



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