The Thralls Of Circe Climb Parnassus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DEED FGG HFH| Between the mountain meadow and the pines | A |
| In one still wave the flowered azaleas clomb | B |
| A billow laced and crested with pale foam | B |
| Unscattered by the balsam bearing winds | C |
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| High rearing on their miry haunches where | D |
| Some grassy bottomed tarn had sunk and died | E |
| A black hog and his mate stood side by side | E |
| Sniffing those elfin blossoms cool and fair | D |
| - | |
| Straying in new found freedom hungry still | F |
| They had gone forth beneath the immaculate sky | G |
| Through fir set fells beyond their broken sty | G |
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| And lofty valleys wild and aspen grown | H |
| As those who haply seek for husks and swill | F |
| Amid the flowers upon Parnassus blown | H |
Clark Ashton Smith
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