A Mien To Move A Queen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDDEFGH IIDDJJJ KKKLMN FOPF| A | |
| - | |
| A Mien to move a Queen | B |
| Half Child Half Heroine | C |
| An Orleans in the Eye | D |
| That puts its manner by | D |
| For humbler Company | E |
| When none are near | F |
| Even a Tear | G |
| Its frequent Visitor | H |
| - | |
| A Bonnet like a Duke | I |
| And yet a Wren's Peruke | I |
| Were not so shy | D |
| Of Goer by | D |
| And Hands so slight | J |
| They would elate a Sprite | J |
| With Merriment | J |
| - | |
| A Voice that Alters Low | K |
| And on the Ear can go | K |
| Like Let of Snow | K |
| Or shift supreme | L |
| As tone of Realm | M |
| On Subjects Diadem | N |
| - | |
| Too small to fear | F |
| Too distant to endear | O |
| And so Men Compromise | P |
| And just revere | F |
Emily Dickinson
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