Folies De Femmes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCACAADADAA| In scarlet tunic rare a concubine | A |
| With subtle limbs and breasts laid bare | B |
| For me to kiss Soft eyes that sadly shine | A |
| A nubile maiden slave intensely fair | B |
| Strange frightened rose A pagan priestess pale | C |
| Wearing a clinging robe of silvergreen | A |
| In silken slash d gold a houri frail | C |
| With veil d face mere child of seventeen | A |
| But though my senses often are akin | A |
| To wretched trafficking my soul is gold | D |
| And sails upon the winds a harlequin | A |
| Unstained by sin and fearless as of old | D |
| You are the lovely laughing columbine | A |
| Who fills my heart with dazzling amber wine | A |
Harry Crosby
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