Moesta Et Errabunda - (twelve Translations From Charles Baudelaire) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABA CDCDC EFEGE HIJIH KLMLK NENEN| Agatha tell me does thy heart not ache | A |
| Plunged in this squalid city's filthy sea | B |
| For another ocean where the splendours break | A |
| Blue clear and deep as is virginity | B |
| Agatha tell me does thy heart not ache | A |
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| The sea the sea unending comforts us | C |
| What demon gave the hoarse old sea who sings | D |
| To her mumbling hurricanes' organ thunderous | C |
| The god like power to cradle sorrowful things | D |
| The sea the sea unending comforts us | C |
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| Carry me wagon bear me barque away | E |
| Far Far For here the mud is made of tears | F |
| Does Agatha's sad heart not sometimes say | E |
| O far from shudderings and crimes and fears | G |
| Carry me wagon bear me barque away | E |
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| How far thou art O scented paradise | H |
| O paradise where all is love and joy | I |
| Where all is worthy love 'neath the azure skies | J |
| And the heart drowns in bliss without alloy | I |
| How far thou art O scented paradise | H |
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| But the green paradise of childish loves | K |
| The games the songs the kisses and the flowers | L |
| The laughing draughts of wine in hidden groves | M |
| The violins throbbing through the twilight hours | L |
| But the green paradise of childish loves | K |
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| The artless paradise of stealthy joys | N |
| Is that already leagues beyond Cathay | E |
| And can one with a little plaintive noise | N |
| Bring it again that is so far away | E |
| The artless paradise of stealthy joys | N |
John Collings Squire, Sir
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