The Fanes Of Dawn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDEFDE| In opal mist involved and silver snows | A |
| The mountains front the slow unfolding morn | B |
| While half the west lies darkling and forlorn | B |
| The last star flees unheeded as it rose | A |
| Now what ethereal molten colour flows | A |
| Along the stone of summits dim and worn | B |
| This amethystine winged fire upborne | B |
| Of gems consummed from what cloud furnace glows | A |
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| Above the mountains twice sublime with fire | C |
| In lands of light of colour and of air | D |
| What walls and tow's whose wonder shall not last | E |
| Are builded where the cloudy fanes aspire | F |
| That house the visioned morning's purple flare | D |
| And with it melt upon the crystal vast | E |
Clark Ashton Smith
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