We Shall Meet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCE ACFDFC GHIFIH GCJFJC KLEMEL NCOMOCWe shall meet | A |
Once again | B |
In the strange and latter summers | C |
And recall | D |
Like olden mummers | C |
An old play of love and pain | E |
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I shall greet | A |
You not with kisses | C |
Of the days aforetime knowing | F |
These would fall | D |
Vain as those of phantoms blowing | F |
Nightward to the last abysses | C |
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Faint perfume | G |
Will attend you | H |
Like a scrine imprisoned myrrh | I |
And my dreaming | F |
Heart where fallen autumns stir | I |
Half their fallen light will lend you | H |
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From the tomb | G |
Love shall rise | C |
Mutely in a specter's fashion | J |
To the seeming | F |
Lamps for ever bleak and ashen | J |
Of our necromantic eyes | C |
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But no tear | K |
Shall we weep | L |
Knowing tears are void and vain | E |
Like the scattered | M |
Drops of rain | E |
On a desert's lion sleep | L |
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Chill and sere | N |
Like the grass | C |
Flaffing in a field of snow | O |
We shall know that nothing mattered | M |
As we tell our faded woe | O |
Ere we pass | C |
Clark Ashton Smith
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