An Apprehension Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACD AEFGHFI| If all the gentlest hearted friends I know | A |
| Concentred in one heart their gentleness | B |
| That still grew gentler till its pulse was less | C |
| For life than pity I should yet be slow | A |
| To bring my own heart nakedly below | A |
| The palm of such a friend that he should press | C |
| Motive condition means appliances | D |
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| My false ideal joy and fickle woe | A |
| Out full to light and knowledge I should fear | E |
| Some plait between the brows some rougher chime | F |
| In the free voice O angels let your flood | G |
| Of bitter scorn dash on me do ye hear | H |
| What I say who hear calmly all the time | F |
| This everlasting face to face with God | I |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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