Harmonic Du Soir Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC CDCD DEDE EFEF| Voici venir le temps | A |
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| Now is the hour when swinging in the breeze | B |
| Each flower like a censer sheds its sweet | C |
| The air is full of scents and melodies | B |
| O languorous waltz O swoon of dancing feet | C |
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| Each flower like a censer sheds its sweet | C |
| The violins are like sad souls that cry | D |
| O languorous waltz O swoon of dancing feet | C |
| A shrine of Death and Beauty is the sky | D |
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| The violins are like sad souls that cry | D |
| Poor souls that hate the vast black night of Death | E |
| A shrine of Death and Beauty is the sky | D |
| Drowned in red blood the Sun gives up his breath | E |
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| This soul that hates the vast black night of Death | E |
| Takes all the luminous past back tenderly | F |
| Drowned in red blood the Sun gives up his breath | E |
| Thine image like a monstrance shines in me | F |
Lord Alfred Douglas
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