A Solemn Thing'it Was'i Said Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGH IJKL EMNMA | |
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A solemn thing it was I said | B |
A woman white to be | C |
And wear if God should count me fit | D |
Her blameless mystery | C |
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A hallowed thing to drop a life | E |
Into the purple well | F |
Too plummetless that it return | G |
Eternity until | H |
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I pondered how the bliss would look | I |
And would it feel as big | J |
When I could take it in my hand | K |
As hovering seen through fog | L |
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And then the size of this small life | E |
The Sages call it small | M |
Swelled like Horizons in my vest | N |
And I sneered softly small | M |
Emily Dickinson
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