A Prison Gets To Be A Friend Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGFH IJKJ LMNM OPQO QRSR TUVW XGYG| A | |
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| A Prison gets to be a friend | B |
| Between its Ponderous face | C |
| And Ours a Kinsmanship express | D |
| And in its narrow Eyes | E |
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| We come to look with gratitude | F |
| For the appointed Beam | G |
| It deal us stated as our food | F |
| And hungered for the same | H |
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| We learn to know the Planks | I |
| That answer to Our feet | J |
| So miserable a sound at first | K |
| Nor ever now so sweet | J |
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| As plashing in the Pools | L |
| When Memory was a Boy | M |
| But a Demurer Circuit | N |
| A Geometric Joy | M |
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| The Posture of the Key | O |
| That interrupt the Day | P |
| To Our Endeavor Not so real | Q |
| The Check of Liberty | O |
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| As this Phantasm Steel | Q |
| Whose features Day and Night | R |
| Are present to us as Our Own | S |
| And as escapeless quite | R |
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| The narrow Round the Stint | T |
| The slow exchange of Hope | U |
| For something passiver Content | V |
| Too steep for lookinp up | W |
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| The Liberty we knew | X |
| Avoided like a Dream | G |
| Too wide for any Night but Heaven | Y |
| If That indeed redeem | G |
Emily Dickinson
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