Again'his Voice Is At The Door Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HBIB JKCLM NOPQ QFCF RKSK

A
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Again his voice is at the doorB
I feel the old DegreeC
I hear him ask the servantD
For such an one as meC
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I take a flower as I goE
My face to justifyF
He never saw me in this lifeG
I might surprise his eyeF
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I cross the Hall with mingled stepsH
I silent pass the doorB
I look on all this world containsI
Just his face nothing moreB
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We talk in careless and it tossJ
A kind of plummet strainK
Each sounding shylyC
Just how deepL
The other's one had beenM
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We walk I leave my Dog at homeN
A tender thoughtful MoonO
Goes with us just a little wayP
And then we are aloneQ
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Alone if Angels are aloneQ
First time they try the skyF
Alone if those veiled faces beC
We cannot count on HighF
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I'd give to live that hour againR
The purple in my VeinK
But He must count the drops himselfS
My price for every stainK

Emily Dickinson



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