Mirage Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFGHIJKLH MNOP| Deem ye the veiling vision will abide | A |
| The marvel and the glamor and the dream | B |
| Which lies in light upon the barren world | C |
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| The wings of Phoenix towering to the sun | D |
| Nor opals nor the morning foam may hold | E |
| The hueful light that as from faery moons | F |
| Is mirrored on the sand where many a time | G |
| From fields that hem with golden asphodel | H |
| A river like a dragon coiled in light | I |
| Rise to the noon the hovering minarets | J |
| And soaring walls of cities Ilion like | K |
| Till the dim winds are hung with palaces | L |
| Of orient madreperl | H |
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| For ever lost | M |
| Like sunset on a land of old romance | N |
| The splendor fails and leaves the traveller | O |
| In bournless deserts flaunting to the day | P |
Clark Ashton Smith
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