Union Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDAAEDFGHI| As the fumes of myrrh that mix with the odour of sandalwood | A |
| In a temple sacred to the goddess Lakme | B |
| As moonlight mingled with starlight | A |
| In the lucent azure of an autumn lake | C |
| As the sunset rays of gold and crimson | D |
| That interlace on a couch of purple cloud | A |
| Even so Beloved | A |
| Hath my love mingled with thine | E |
| Even so our souls are one | D |
| Like two winds that meet in a valley of rose and lotus | F |
| And fall to rest uniting | G |
| As the still and fragrant air that lingers | H |
| On a bed of falling petals | I |
Clark Ashton Smith
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