A Narrow Fellow In The Grass Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJKJ LMNO PQRR STUTA narrow fellow in the grass | A |
Occasionally rides | B |
You may have met him did you not | C |
His notice sudden is | D |
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The grass divides as with a comb | E |
A spotted shaft is seen | F |
And then it closes at your feet | G |
And opens further on | H |
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He likes a boggy acre | I |
A floor too cool for corn | J |
Yet when a child and barefoot | K |
I more than once at morn | J |
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Have passed I thought a whip lash | L |
Unbraiding in the sun | M |
When stooping to secure it | N |
It wrinkled and was gone | O |
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Several of nature's people | P |
I know and they know me | Q |
I feel for them a transport | R |
Of cordiality | R |
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But never met this fellow | S |
Attended or alone | T |
Without a tighter breathing | U |
And zero at the bone | T |
Emily Dickinson
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