A Lady Red—amid The Hill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIEI JKLMA | |
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A Lady red mdash amid the Hill | B |
Her annual secret keeps | C |
A Lady white within the Field | D |
In placid Lily sleeps | C |
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The tidy Breezes with their Brooms mdash | E |
Sweep vale mdash and hill mdash and tree | F |
Prithee My pretty Housewives | G |
Who may expected be | F |
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The Neighbors do not yet suspect | H |
The Woods exchange a smile | I |
Orchard and Buttercup and Bird mdash | E |
In such a little while | I |
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And yet how still the Landscape stands | J |
How nonchalant the Hedge | K |
As if the Resurrection | L |
Were nothing very strange | M |
Emily Dickinson
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