The Wind-threnody Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAB CDDCD EFBEF| As from the western mountains fade | A |
| The glories of the afterglow | B |
| A zephyr cometh soft and low | B |
| Like gentle plaintive music played | A |
| On tuneful lyres of long ago | B |
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| It steals amid the choric pines | C |
| That at its thrilling touch resound | D |
| Vibrating with a mournful sound | D |
| A plaint for Day that slow declines | C |
| Beyond the distant western bound | D |
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| The music grows and swells amain | E |
| A grand full volumed melody | F |
| Sad sorrowful inexpressibly | B |
| And laden with secret world old pain | E |
| Nature's eternal threnody | F |
Clark Ashton Smith
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