At Half Past Three, A Single Bird Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHG FIJI| A | |
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| At Half past Three a single Bird | B |
| Unto a silent Sky | C |
| Propounded but a single term | D |
| Of cautious melody | E |
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| At Half past Four Experiment | F |
| Had subjugated test | G |
| And lo Her silver Principle | H |
| Supplanted all the rest | G |
| - | |
| At Half past Seven Element | F |
| Nor Implement be seen | I |
| And Place was where the Presence was | J |
| Circumference between | I |
Emily Dickinson
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Michele : I had the first part of the poem written on a small card that came with something I bought years ago. I never researched it to learn if it was original, part of a poem or story until today. I was not surprised to find out that it was from a poem as it is beautifully written! And now I have the rest.
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