The Refuge Of Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDE FFG HIG| From regions of the sun's half dreamt decay | A |
| All day the cruel rain strikes darkly down | B |
| And from the night thy fatal stars shall frown | B |
| Beauty wilt thou abide this night and day | A |
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| Roofless at portals dark and desperate | C |
| Wilt thou a shelter unrefused implore | D |
| And past the tomb's too hospitable door | D |
| Evade thy lover in eluding Hate | E |
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| Alas for what have I to other thee | F |
| Chill halls of mind dank rooms of memory | F |
| Where thou shalt dwell with woes and thoughts infirm | G |
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| This rumor throng d citadel of Sense | H |
| Trembling before some nameless imminence | I |
| And fellow guestship with the glutless Worm | G |
Clark Ashton Smith
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