Mauberley Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBBC D EF FGBG FHIJ AKJFJ JFL BMBB CFCB FNOO CCCFFC FFBF BBBB PFQF

IA
Turned from the 'eau forteB
Par Jaquemart'B
To the strait headB
Of MessalinaC
-
'His true PenelopeD
Was Flaubert '-
And his toolE
The engraver'sF
-
FirmnessF
Not the full smileG
His art but an artB
In profileG
-
ColourlessF
Pier FrancescaH
Pisanello lacking the skillI
To forge AchaiaJ
-
IIA
For three years diabolus in the scaleK
He drank ambrosiaJ
All passes ANANGKE prevailsF
Came end at last to that ArcadiaJ
-
He had moved amid her phantasmagoriaJ
Amid her galaxiesF
NUKTIS 'AGALMAL
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Drifted drifted precipitateB
Asking time to be rid ofM
Of his bewilderment to designateB
His new found orchidB
-
To be certain certainC
Amid aerial flowers time for arrangementsF
Drifted onC
To the final estrangementB
-
Unable in the supervening blanknessF
To sift TO AGATHON from the chaffN
Until he found his sieveO
Ultimately his seismographO
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Given that is his 'fundamental passion'C
This urge to convey the relationC
Of eye lid and cheek boneC
By verbal manifestationsF
To present the seriesF
Of curious heads in medallionC
-
He had passed inconscient full gazeF
The wide branded iridesF
And botticellian sprays impliedB
In their diastasisF
-
Which ansethesis noted a year lateB
And weighed revealed his great affectB
Orchid mandateB
Of Eros a retrospectB
-
Mouths biting empty airP
The still stone dogsF
Caught in metamorphosis wereQ
Left him as epiloguesF

Ezra Pound



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