The Song Of Aviol Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD BEBE FBFB BEBE EBEB| Past the flown horizon's wall | A |
| And the fight of any wind | B |
| Where the sunken sunsets fall | A |
| Lies the land that Love would find | B |
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| There among the magic palms | C |
| They that flee the mists of sorrow | D |
| Watch their woe on wing d balms | C |
| Borne and lost ere any morrow | D |
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| There in vales of deathless lote | B |
| Love is made the Dream Eternal | E |
| One with all the myrrhs that float | B |
| 'Neath the halted sun hesternal | E |
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| Land that kings may not discover | F |
| Deep within the mystic west | B |
| Only lover comes with lover | F |
| Through the fens where dragons nest | B |
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| They that seek it summer hearted | B |
| Must outwing the winter swallow | E |
| Fu too far in realms uncharted | B |
| For the jealous gods to follow | E |
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| Past the flown horizon's wall | E |
| And the flight of any wind | B |
| Where the sunken sunsets fall | E |
| Lies the land that Love would find | B |
Clark Ashton Smith
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