Her—"last Poems" Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCBBDBBBBDBBBBBBE| A | |
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| Her mdash last Poems mdash | B |
| Poets mdash ended mdash Silver mdash perished mdash with her Tongue mdash | B |
| Not on Record mdash bubbled other | C |
| Flute mdash or Woman mdash | B |
| So divine mdash | B |
| Not unto its Summer mdash Morning | D |
| Robin mdash uttered Half the Tune mdash | B |
| Gushed too free for the Adoring mdash | B |
| From the Anglo Florentine mdash | B |
| Late mdash the Praise mdash | B |
| 'Tis dull mdash conferring | D |
| On the Head too High to Crown mdash | B |
| Diadem mdash or Ducal Showing mdash | B |
| Be its Grave mdash sufficient sign mdash | B |
| Nought mdash that We mdash No Poet's Kinsman mdash | B |
| Suffocate mdash with easy woe mdash | B |
| What and if Ourself a Bridegroom mdash | B |
| Put Her down mdash in Italy | E |
Emily Dickinson
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