Alone And In A Circumstance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHG IJKLMNONPQ RSTRNRUVWF| A | |
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| Alone and in a Circumstance | B |
| Reluctant to be told | C |
| A spider on my reticence | D |
| Assiduously crawled | E |
| - | |
| And so much more at Home than I | F |
| Immediately grew | G |
| I felt myself a visitor | H |
| And hurriedly withdrew | G |
| - | |
| Revisiting my late abode | I |
| With articles of claim | J |
| I found it quietly assumed | K |
| As a Gymnasium | L |
| Where Tax asleep and Title off | M |
| The inmates of the Air | N |
| Perpetual presumption took | O |
| As each were special Heir | N |
| If any strike me on the street | P |
| I can return the Blow | Q |
| - | |
| If any take my property | R |
| According to the Law | S |
| The Statute is my Learned friend | T |
| But what redress can be | R |
| For an offense nor here nor there | N |
| So not in Equity | R |
| That Larceny of time and mind | U |
| The marrow of the Day | V |
| By spider or forbid it Lord | W |
| That I should specify | F |
Emily Dickinson
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