Belated Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DEED FGG FDD| Ah woe is me for Love hath lain asleep | A |
| Hath lain too long in some Circean close | B |
| Till on his dreaming wings the ruined rose | C |
| Fell lightly and the rose red leaves were deep | A |
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| Ah wellaway for love is overlate | D |
| Far wandering alone we know not where | E |
| He found the white and purple poppies fair | E |
| Nor heard the summer pass importunate | D |
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| Sweet Love can we forgive thy loitering | F |
| The golden summer like a dream at dawn | G |
| Changes and from our kindled eyes is gone | G |
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| And leaves grey autumn We have heard thy wing | F |
| But with a sound of sighing heart on heart | D |
| In our own sighs we hear thy wing depart | D |
Clark Ashton Smith
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