Yerba Buena Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB BCBC CDCE DFEF FGFG GAGA| The fragrant leaf and small white flower | A |
| The fragile wreath my fingers twined | B |
| Amid your fleece in some lost hour | A |
| Flown seaward with the summer wind | B |
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| The fragile wreath my fingers twined | B |
| Still wafts a perfume wild and sweet | C |
| Flown seaward with the summer wind | B |
| Within that place where laurels meet | C |
| - | |
| Still wafts a perfume wild and sweet | C |
| Crushed by the limbs and breasts of love | D |
| Within that place where laurels meet | C |
| Amid the ocean fronting grove | E |
| - | |
| Crushed by the limbs and breasts of love | D |
| Ever it mounts from bygone days | F |
| Amid the ocean fronting grove | E |
| Where summer comes but never stays | F |
| - | |
| Ever it mounts from bygone days | F |
| The wild sweet memory we share | G |
| Where summer comes but never stays | F |
| Drunk with a philter laden air | G |
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| The wild sweet memory we share | G |
| Amid your fleece in some lost hour | A |
| Drunk with a philter laden air | G |
| The fragrant leaf and small white flower | A |
Clark Ashton Smith
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