Arcturus Is His Other Name Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLK GMNO PQRPS TUVU WXY UZA2Z| A | |
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| Arcturus is his other name | B |
| I'd rather call him Star | C |
| It's very mean of Science | D |
| To go and interfere | E |
| - | |
| I slew a worm the other day | F |
| A Savant passing by | G |
| Murmured Resurgam Centipede | H |
| Oh Lord how frail are we | I |
| - | |
| I pull a flower from the woods | J |
| A monster with a glass | K |
| Computes the stamens in a breath | L |
| And has her in a class | K |
| - | |
| Whereas I took the Butterfly | G |
| Aforetime in my hat | M |
| He sits erect in Cabinets | N |
| The Clover bells forgot | O |
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| What once was Heaven | P |
| Is Zenith now | Q |
| Where I proposed to go | R |
| When Time's brief masquerade was done | P |
| Is mapped and charted too | S |
| - | |
| What if the poles should frisk about | T |
| And stand upon their heads | U |
| I hope I'm ready for the worst | V |
| Whatever prank betides | U |
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| Perhaps the Kingdom of Heaven's changed | W |
| I hope the Children there Won't be new fashioned when I come | X |
| And laugh at me and stare | Y |
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| I hope the Father in the skies | U |
| Will lift his little girl | Z |
| Old fashioned naught everything | A2 |
| Over the stile of Pearl | Z |
Emily Dickinson
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