Maya Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDCD EFGGFH| Fools of the world who dream that dreams are true | A |
| Believing still that life is what it seems | B |
| And trustful that the world is more than dreams | B |
| Free for a little I have laughed at you | A |
| Knowing all this a ghostly gossamer | C |
| In some eternal room of darkness spun | D |
| A laughter of forgotten gods that were | C |
| Echoing still in waste oblivion | D |
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| But once again as others I have lent | E |
| myself to earthly ways and earthly walls | F |
| Illusion of illusion fantasy | G |
| Of doubtful phantoms nevermore to be | G |
| When slumber on the last delirium falls | F |
| And lulls the tossing shadows turbulent | H |
Clark Ashton Smith
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