The Summer Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBEBFGHICEJ| How is it O moon that melting | A |
| Unstintedly prodigally | B |
| On the peaks' hard majesty | C |
| Till they seem diaphanous | D |
| And fluctuant as a veil | B |
| And pouring thy rapturous light | E |
| Through pine and oak and laurel | B |
| Till the summer sharpened green | F |
| Softening and tremulous | G |
| Is a luster of liquid silver | H |
| How is it that I find | I |
| When I turn again to thee | C |
| That thy lost and wasted light | E |
| Is regained in one magic breath | J |
Clark Ashton Smith
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