He Parts Himself-like Leaves Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIJI KLML NOPIA | |
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He parts Himself like Leaves | B |
And then He closes up | C |
Then stands upon the Bonnet | D |
Of Any Buttercup | C |
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And then He runs against | E |
And oversets a Rose | F |
And then does Nothing | G |
Then away upon a Jib He goes | F |
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And dangles like a Mote | H |
Suspended in the Noon | I |
Uncertain to return Below | J |
Or settle in the Moon | I |
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What come of Him at Night | K |
The privilege to say | L |
Be limited by Ignorance | M |
What come of Him That Day | L |
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The Frost possess the World | N |
In Cabinets be shown | O |
A Sepulchre of quaintest Floss | P |
An Abbey a Cocoon | I |
Emily Dickinson
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