The Exile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABA CCDC EEFE| Against my heart your heart is closed you bid me go | A |
| What ways are left in all the world for love to know | A |
| Desolate oceans and the light of lonely plains | B |
| Dead moons that wander in the wastes of ice and snow | A |
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| These these I fain would see and find the splendid bourn | C |
| Of sunset or the Brazen deserts of the morn | C |
| That I might lose this ever aching loneliness | D |
| In vaster solitude and love be less forlorn | C |
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| Faring to seek with alien sun and alien star | E |
| The strange the veiled horizons infinite and far | E |
| Spaces of fire and night the skies of steel and gold | F |
| Or sunset haunted seas where foamless islands are | E |
Clark Ashton Smith
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