A Pit'but Heaven Over It' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBB DEEFB GHBIBJKKA | |
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A Pit but Heaven over it | B |
And Heaven beside and Heaven abroad | C |
And yet a Pit | B |
With Heaven over it | B |
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To stir would be to slip | D |
To look would be to drop | E |
To dream to sap the Prop | E |
That holds my chances up | F |
Ah Pit With Heaven over it | B |
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The depth is all my thought | G |
I dare not ask my feet | H |
'Twould start us where we sit | B |
So straight you'd scarce suspect | I |
It was a Pit with fathoms under it | B |
Its Circuit just the same | J |
Seed summer tomb | K |
Whose Doom to whom | K |
Emily Dickinson
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