In Saturn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BCCB DEF FDE| Upon the seas of Saturn I have sailed | A |
| To isles of high primeval amarant | A |
| Where the flame tongued sonorous flowers enchant | A |
| The hanging surf to silence all engrailed | A |
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| With ruby colored pearls the golden shore | B |
| Allured me but as one whom spells restrain | C |
| For blind horizons of the somber main | C |
| And harbors never known my singing prore | B |
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| I set forthrightly Formed of fire and brass | D |
| And arched with moons immenser heavens deep | E |
| Were opened till above the darkling foam | F |
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| With dome on cloudless adamantine dome | F |
| Black peaks no peering seraph deems to pass | D |
| Rose up from realms ineffable as sleep | E |
Clark Ashton Smith
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