Shipwrecked's Island Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHHIJKLMNOPQR S| An orphan of shipwreck | A |
| I'm in a gardenless land | B |
| without laboured soil | C |
| one island that a volcano laid waste | D |
| in part and savage men have invaded | E |
| keeping now the larger half | F |
| fruits and fish are their loot | G |
| They put me on siege keep me | H |
| far from banana and sea | H |
| from this place | I |
| I have no more than defoliated rock | J |
| where it will grow | K |
| one day lichens full of leaves | L |
| that all mornings can not | M |
| wither | N |
| No sail | O |
| whitens black greenish seas | P |
| In such a little island | Q |
| Could I survive the other islanders | R |
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| Translation by Ram n Cabrales | S |
Clark Ashton Smith
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