September Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAA CCDDCC EEFFEE DDAADD| Slumberously burns the sun | A |
| Over slopes adust and dun | A |
| Leaning southward through September | B |
| I forget and I remember | B |
| Life is half oblivion | A |
| Somnolently burns the sun | A |
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| Close and dim the horizons creep | C |
| Earthward lapse the heavens in sleep | C |
| Woodlands faint with azure air | D |
| Seem but bourns of Otherwhere | D |
| Swooning with ensorcelled sleep | C |
| Close and dim the horizons creep | C |
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| Embers from a dreamland hearth | E |
| Glow the leaves in croft and garth | E |
| Vines within the willows drawn | F |
| Relume the gold of visions gone | F |
| Darkly burn in croft and garth | E |
| Embers from a dreamland hearth | E |
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| Sleepy like an airless fire | D |
| Smoulders my supreme desire | D |
| Throeless in the tranquil sun | A |
| Hearts could melt and merge as one | A |
| In forgetful soft desire | D |
| Drowsy like an airless fire | D |
Clark Ashton Smith
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