Twilight Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH| O heart be sad be still | A |
| She that we love is far | B |
| Veiling her face with folded plain and hill | A |
| Below the vesper star | B |
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| Breathe only one wild sigh | C |
| On winds of sunset gone | D |
| Flown like the exile brief October cry | C |
| Of oread and faun | D |
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| Mute evening wanes in mist | E |
| Our feet have lost the way | F |
| Leading to that inviolable tryst | E |
| In dells of yesterday | F |
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| O night upon thy stream | G |
| Obliviously to float | H |
| And haply find in westward flowing dream | G |
| Her place and face remote | H |
Clark Ashton Smith
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