Fitter To See Him, I May Be Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DDEF GHII JK LBMM NNOO PP EEQQ| A | |
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| Fitter to see Him I may be | B |
| For the long Hindrance Grace to Me | B |
| With Summers and with Winters grow | C |
| Some passing Year A trait bestow | C |
| - | |
| To make Me fairest of the Earth | D |
| The Waiting then will seem so worth | D |
| I shall impute with half a pain | E |
| The blame that I was chosen then | F |
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| Time to anticipate His Gaze | G |
| It's first Delight and then Surprise | H |
| The turning o'er and o'er my face | I |
| For Evidence it be the Grace | I |
| - | |
| He left behind One Day So less | J |
| He seek Conviction That be This | K |
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| I only must not grow so new | L |
| That He'll mistake and ask for me | B |
| Of me when first unto the Door | M |
| I go to Elsewhere go no more | M |
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| I only must not change so fair | N |
| He'll sigh The Other She is Where | N |
| The Love tho' will array me right | O |
| I shall be perfect in His sight | O |
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| If He perceive the other Truth | P |
| Upon an Excellenter Youth | P |
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| How sweet I shall not lack in Vain | E |
| But gain thro' loss Through Grief obtain | E |
| The Beauty that reward Him best | Q |
| The Beauty of Demand at Rest | Q |
Emily Dickinson
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