Death Sets A Thing Significant Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI EFJF KLMN OFFF| A | |
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| Death sets a Thing significant | B |
| The Eye had hurried by | C |
| Except a perished Creature | D |
| Entreat us tenderly | E |
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| To ponder little Workmanships | F |
| In Crayon or in Wool | G |
| With This was last Her fingers did | H |
| Industrious until | I |
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| The Thimble weighed too heavy | E |
| The stitches stopped by themselves | F |
| And then 'twas put among the Dust | J |
| Upon the Closet shelves | F |
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| A Book I have a friend gave | K |
| Whose Pencil here and there | L |
| Had notched the place that pleased Him | M |
| At Rest His fingers are | N |
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| Now when I read I read not | O |
| For interrupting Tears | F |
| Obliterate the Etchings | F |
| Too Costly for Repairs | F |
Emily Dickinson
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