Death Sets A Thing Of Signigicant Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EF G DEHE IJKL MEEEDeath sets a thing significant | A |
The eye had hurried by | B |
Except a perished creature | C |
Entreat us tenderly | D |
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To ponder little workmanships | E |
In crayon or in wool | F |
With 'This was last her fingers did ' | - |
Industrious until | G |
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The thimble weighed too heavy | D |
The stitches stopped themselves | E |
And then 't was put among the dust | H |
Upon the closet shelves | E |
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A book I have a friend gave | I |
Whose pencil here and there | J |
Had notched the place that pleased him | K |
At rest his fingers are | L |
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Now when I read I read not | M |
For interrupting tears | E |
Obliterate the etchings | E |
Too costly for repairs | E |
Emily Dickinson
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