Postlude Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA CDC EFE GHG| Hearkening now the voices of the crowd | A |
| Have you forgot the faint Parnassian music | B |
| We heard between the bracken and the cloud | A |
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| What have you found amid the many faces | C |
| Nothing remains for me save the spent echoes | D |
| Of words we said in falcon hovered places | C |
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| O tryst too long delayed too long denied | E |
| I meet on changing paths a faceless phantom | F |
| Exile and chill as wisps of eventide | E |
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| Empty the forest now empty the stream | G |
| Your naked body on the noonlit hill | H |
| Has gone with the cloudy lovers lost in dream | G |
Clark Ashton Smith
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