Don't Put Up My Thread And Needle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEFG HIGI CGJK HLHM| A | |
| - | |
| Don't put up my Thread and Needle | B |
| I'll begin to Sew | C |
| When the Birds begin to whistle | B |
| Better Stitches so | C |
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| These were bent my sight got crooked | D |
| When my mind is plain | E |
| I'll do seams a Queen's endeavor | F |
| Would not blush to own | G |
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| Hems too fine for Lady's tracing | H |
| To the sightless Knot | I |
| Tucks of dainty interspersion | G |
| Like a dotted Dot | I |
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| Leave my Needle in the furrow | C |
| Where I put it down | G |
| I can make the zigzag stitches | J |
| Straight when I am strong | K |
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| Till then dreaming I am sewing | H |
| Fetch the seam I missed | L |
| Closer so I at my sleeping | H |
| Still surmise I stitch | M |
Emily Dickinson
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