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Would you see	A
The dark form of the sun	B
The contours of life	C
Or be truly dazzled	D
By the fire that fuses all	E
The flame conveyer of modesties	A
In flesh in gold that fine gesture	F
	-
Error is as unknown	G
As the limits of spring	H
The temptation prodigious	A
All touches all travels you	I
At first it was only a thunder of incense	A
Which you love the more	J
The fine praise at four	J
Lovely motionless nude	K
Violin mute but palpable	L
I speak to you of seeing	H
	-
I will speak to you of your eyes	A
Be faceless if you wish	M
Of their unwilling colour	J
Of luminous stones	A
Colourless	A
Before the man you conquer	J
His blind enthusiasm	N
Reigns naively like a spring	H
In the desert	O
	-
Between the sands of night and the waves of day	P
Between earth and water	J
No ripple to erase	A
No road possible	L
	-
Between your eyes and the images I see there	J
Is all of which I think	Q
Myself inderacinable	L
Like a plant which masses itself	R
Which simulates rock among other rocks	A
That I carry for certain	B
You all entire	J
All that you gaze at	S
All	L
	-
This is a boat	T
That sails a sweet river	J
It carries playful women	B
And patient grain	U
This is a horse descending the hill	L
Or perhaps a flame rising	H
A great barefooted laugh in a wretched heart	V
An autumn height of soothing verdure	J
A bird that persists in folding its wings in its nest	W
A morning that scatters the reddened light	X
To waken the fields	A
This is a parasol	L
And this the dress	A
Of a lace maker more seductive than a bouquet	P
Of the bell sounds of the rainbow	Y
	-
This thwarts immensity	P
This has never enough space	A
Welcome is always elsewhere	J
With the lightning and the flood	P
That accompany it	P
Of medusas and fires	A
Marvellously obliging	H
They destroy the scaffolding	H
Topped by a sad coloured flag	Z
A bounded star	J
Whose fingers are paralysed	P
	-
I speak of seeing you	I
I know you living	H
All exists all is visible	L
There is no fleck of night in your eyes	A
	-
I see by a light exclusively yours	A

Paul Eluard

Thus, Woman, Principle Of Life, Speaker Of The Ideal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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