Baudelaire Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDEE| I think I understand you Baudelaire | A |
| With all your strangeness and perverted ways | B |
| You whose fierce hatred of dull working days | B |
| Led you to seek your macabre visions there | A |
| Where shrouded night came creeping to ensnare | A |
| Your phantomfevered brain with subtle maze | B |
| Of decompos d loves remorse dismays | B |
| And all the gnawing of a world's despair | A |
| Within my soul you've set your blackest flag | C |
| And made my disillusioned heart your tomb | D |
| My mind which once was young and virginal | E |
| Is now a swamp a spleenfilled pregnant womb | D |
| Of things abominable things androgynal | E |
| Flowers of Dissolution Fleurs du Mal | E |
Harry Crosby
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