L'amour Supreme Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD CEFG HIJ KLM| Among the great ennuis and great longings laid in ashes | A |
| One only loves flames evermore in me | B |
| Such an old volcano with ever mounting fire | C |
| In an aging world whereon the night descends | D |
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| Otherwise all is dead all is grown dark and frore | C |
| But by this proud flambeau magistral and supreme | E |
| One sees the withered woods clear lined on a pale heaven | F |
| And the thunder blasted walls of a sunken kingdom | G |
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| O my dreams wandering like old nomads | H |
| The length of a vain way sullen and baffled | I |
| Seeking the faded fields the vanished wells | J |
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| Let this flame lead you under a final sky | K |
| To the valley verdant still where every flower is full | L |
| Of the honey mingled rain of your first nights | M |
Clark Ashton Smith
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