Finis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKKLMKKNOPK QRKKSKTUKKVWXKPY

It seemed that from the westA
The live red flame of sunsetB
Eating the dead blue skyC
And cold insensate peaksD
Was loosened slowly and fellE
Above it a few red starsF
Burned down like low candle flamesG
Into the gaunt black socketsH
Of the chill insensible mountainsI
But in the ascendant skiesJ
Cloudless like some vast corpseK
Unfeatured cerementlessK
Succeeded nor star nor planetL
It may have been that blackM
Pulseless dead stars aroseK
And crossed as of old the heavensK
But came no living orbN
Nor comet seeming the ghostO
Homeless of an outcast worldP
Seeking its former placeK
That is no more nor shall beQ
In all the cosmos againR
Null blank and meaninglessK
As a burnt scroll that blackensK
With the passing of the fireS
Lay the dead infinite skiesK
Lo in the halls of TimeT
I thought the torches are outU
The triumph of the godsK
Or funereal pomp of demonsK
For which their flames were litV
Over and quiet at lastW
With the closing peace of nightX
Whose dumb impassible skiesK
Enfold the living worldP
As the sea a sinking pebbleY

Clark Ashton Smith



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