In Lemuria Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBC BDEEBD| Rememberest thou Enormous gongs of stone | A |
| Were stricken and the storming trumpeteers | B |
| Acclaimed my deed to answering tides of spears | B |
| And spoke the names of monsters overthrown | A |
| Griffins whose angry gold and fervid store | C |
| Of sapphires wrenched from mountain plung d mines | B |
| Carnelians opals agates almandines | B |
| I brought to thee some scarlet eve of yore | C |
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| In the wide fane that shrined thee Venus wise | B |
| The fallen clamors died I heard the tune | D |
| Of tiny bells of pearl and melanite | E |
| Hung at thy knees and arms of dreamt delight | E |
| And placed my wealth before thy fabled eyes | B |
| Pallid and pure as jaspers from the moon | D |
Clark Ashton Smith
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