The Tartarus Of The Suns Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDCEF GHIJCJ| Beyond the orbit of the farthest sun | A |
| A desert darkness lies immeasured night | B |
| That knows nor eve nor dawn where only drift | C |
| Dethroned and aimless suns and worlds unlit | C |
| Thereto are cast the disenabled stars | D |
| Like those great Titans that high Zeus hurled | C |
| By will supreme from the Olympian peak | E |
| To Tartarus the nadir of all space | F |
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| Discarded dust and cinders of the Plan | G |
| Darkened and chill they haunt the silent gloom | H |
| And wait their brothers suns that reign afar | I |
| Till these shall come with all their subject worlds | J |
| Whose dust hath dreamed of Immortality | C |
| And Night succeed unto their flaming thrones | J |
Clark Ashton Smith
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