Where Do You Sleep, Eldorado? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GH BI JK LM NO P| My life in your highness | A |
| don't forget never our love | B |
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| In your sweet grace | C |
| Don't rebuff my pain | D |
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| I'm always a banished one | E |
| from pleasure beaches | F |
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| And yesterday's magical ones | G |
| Where do you sleep Eldorado | H |
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| Don't forget never this love | B |
| In the more triumphal evenings | I |
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| And remember the great heat | J |
| And the high oak groves | K |
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| And remember our sea | L |
| Drowsy in the far | M |
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| Happines from a pagan era | N |
| Don't rebuff my sorrow grief | O |
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| Translation by Ramon Cabrales | P |
Clark Ashton Smith
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