The Nemesis Of Suns Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA AACAAAA| Lo what are these the gyres of sun and world | A |
| Fulfilled with daylight by each toiling sun | B |
| Lo what are these but webs of radiance spun | B |
| Beneath the roof of Night and torn or furled | A |
| By Night at will All opposite powers upwhirled | A |
| Are less than chaff to this imperious one | B |
| As wind tossed chaff until its sport be done | B |
| Scattered and lifted up and downward hurled | A |
| - | |
| All gyres are held within the path unspanned | A |
| Of Night's aeonian compass loosely pent | A |
| As with the embrace of lethal tightening | C |
| weight | A |
| All suns are grasped within the hollow hand | A |
| Of Night the godhead sole omnipotent | A |
| Whose other names are Nemesis and Fate | A |
Clark Ashton Smith
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