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 door | B |
| I feel the old Degree | C |
| I hear him ask the servant | D |
| For such an one as me | C |
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| I take a flower as I go | E |
| My face to justify | F |
| He never saw me in this life | G |
| I might surprise his eye | F |
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| I cross the Hall with mingled steps | H |
| I silent pass the door | B |
| I look on all this world contains | I |
| Just his face nothing more | B |
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| We talk in careless and it toss | J |
| A kind of plummet strain | K |
| Each sounding shyly | C |
| Just how deep | L |
| The other's one had been | M |
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| We walk I leave my Dog at home | N |
| A tender thoughtful Moon | O |
| Goes with us just a little way | P |
| And then we are alone | Q |
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| Alone if Angels are alone | Q |
| First time they try the sky | F |
| Alone if those veiled faces be | C |
| We cannot count on High | F |
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| I'd give to live that hour again | R |
| The purple in my Vein | K |
| But He must count the drops himself | S |
| My price for every stain | K |
Emily Dickinson
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