Query Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABA CDCDC EFEGE HIJKH LMLNL ABABA

This doubtful love has slumbered longA
At most a shadow mobled flameB
The murmur of a muted songA
And scarce will tell its rightful nameB
Lest love should do our friendship wrongA
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Fair comrade have you found as IC
A tremor in some troubling veinD
When shoulders touch the subtle sighC
That is not grief that is not painD
And vague delight in being nighC
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Have you as I the peril knownE
Of loitering where the leaves of fallF
Like tatters torn from dryads flownE
Have made beneath the pines' black pallG
A secret splendid bed and loneE
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Sweet friend would you my silence haveH
A silence wrought of hushed desireI
Or speech wherein like some long waveJ
The riven deeps of love aspireK
Sweet friend would you my silence haveH
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Can you or I a lover findL
And keep the tender friend that isM
With closing arms our friendship bindL
Affirm the hand clasp with a kissN
And lose not more than lovers findL
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This doubtful love has slumbered longA
At most a shadow mobled flameB
The murmur of a muted songA
And scarce will tell its rightful nameB
Lest love should do our friendship wrongA

Clark Ashton Smith



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