Although I Put Away His Life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGH IJKJ LJMN OPQRS STNU VPWP XSXS| A | |
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| Although I put away his life | B |
| An Ornament too grand | C |
| For Forehead low as mine to wear | D |
| This might have been the Hand | C |
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| That sowed the flower he preferred | E |
| Or smoothed a homely pain | F |
| Or pushed the pebble from his path | G |
| Or played his chosen tune | H |
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| On Lute the least the latest | I |
| But just his Ear could know | J |
| That whatsoe'er delighted it | K |
| I never would let go | J |
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| The foot to bear his errand | L |
| A little Boot I know | J |
| Would leap abroad like Antelope | M |
| With just the grant to do | N |
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| His weariest Commandment | O |
| A sweeter to obey | P |
| Than Hide and Seek | Q |
| Or skip to Flutes | R |
| Or all Day chase the Bee | S |
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| Your Servant Sir will weary | S |
| The Surgeon will not come | T |
| The World will have its own to do | N |
| The Dust will vex your Fame | U |
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| The Cold will force your tightest door | V |
| Some February Day | P |
| But say my apron bring the sticks | W |
| To make your Cottage gay | P |
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| That I may take that promise | X |
| To Paradise with me | S |
| To teach the Angels avarice | X |
| You Sir taught first to me | S |
Emily Dickinson
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