The Sorceror To His Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC AEEA FGGF| Within your arms I will forget | A |
| The horror that Zimimar brings | B |
| Between his vast and vampire wings | B |
| From out his frozen oubliette | A |
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| The terror born of ultimate space | C |
| That gnaws with icy fang and fell | D |
| The sucklings of the hag of hell | D |
| Shall flee the enchantment of your face | C |
| - | |
| Ah more than all my wizard art | A |
| The circle our delight has drawn | E |
| What evil phantoms thence have gone | E |
| What dreadful presences depart | A |
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| Your arms are white your arms are warm | F |
| To hold me from the haunted air | G |
| And you alone are firm and fair | G |
| Amid the darkly whirling storm | F |
Clark Ashton Smith
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