Anteros Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB ACACAC AADADA| What voice O vengeful Anteros | A |
| Has called thee from the seedless weald | B |
| Dark sower of the tares of loss | A |
| Amid the foison of love's field | B |
| What mouth O mournful Anteros | A |
| Must eat the grain the seasons yield | B |
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| Thy touch O mortal Anteros | A |
| Has turned the sapphic laurel sere | C |
| Thy wings have cast their night across | A |
| The dial of our Saturnian year | C |
| The cypress O sad Anteros | A |
| Grew darker when thou drewest near | C |
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| O lover thy black prayer unsay | A |
| Who called on baleful Anteros | A |
| Crown thee with nettles kneel and lay | D |
| Thy brows upon love's altar close | A |
| To the departing Eros pray | D |
| Against the wrath of Anteros | A |
Clark Ashton Smith
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