Don Juan Sings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC ECCE FGGF| Lightly kiss and lightly pass | A |
| Ere the sleeping Love shall wake | B |
| Nimble footed lean and take | B |
| Blossoms from a blind morass | A |
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| Past the dragon coiled in slumber | C |
| Steal and filch his guarded gold | D |
| Taking all your hands may hold | D |
| And your hasty glances number | C |
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| Shadowy breasts and breasts of snow | E |
| Bear the rounded fruits of pleasure | C |
| Taste them all nor seek to treasure | C |
| Aught that turns to dust and woe | E |
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| Somber locks and tresses fair | F |
| In them all your fingers tangle | G |
| Leave them lest your heart should strangle | G |
| In a noose of woman's hair | F |
Clark Ashton Smith
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