Forgotten Sorrow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACBCDDB| A stranger grief than any grief by music told | A |
| Is mine regret for unremembered loves and faces | B |
| Veiled by the night of some unknown farewell or places | B |
| Lost in the dusty ebb and lapse of kingdoms old | A |
| On the slow desert rises vague and manifold | A |
| Within my heart at summer twilight Through the spaces | B |
| Of all oblivion voidly then my soul retraces | B |
| Her dead lives given to the marbles and the mould | A |
| In dim Palmyra or some pink enormous city | C |
| Whose falling columns now the boles of mightier trees | B |
| Support in far Siam All grievous love and pity | C |
| All loveliness unheld for long and long estranged | D |
| Appeals with voices indistinguishably changed | D |
| Like bells in deep Atlantis tolled by summer seas | B |
Clark Ashton Smith
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