Her Sweet Turn To Leave The Homestead Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFEC GCCC HIFC EJCJ KLFL FMKN| A | |
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| Her Sweet turn to leave the Homestead | B |
| Came the Darker Way | C |
| Carriages Be Sure and Guests too | D |
| But for Holiday | C |
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| 'Tis more pitiful Endeavor | E |
| Than did Loaded Sea | F |
| O'er the Curls attempt to caper | E |
| It had cast away | C |
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| Never Bride had such Assembling | G |
| Never kinsmen kneeled | C |
| To salute so fair a Forehead | C |
| Garland be indeed | C |
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| Fitter Feet of Her before us | H |
| Than whatever Brow | I |
| Art of Snow or Trick of Lily | F |
| Possibly bestow | C |
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| Of Her Father Whoso ask Her | E |
| He shall seek as high | J |
| As the Palm that serve the Desert | C |
| To obtain the Sky | J |
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| Distance be Her only Motion | K |
| If 'tis Nay or Yes | L |
| Acquiescence or Demurral | F |
| Whosoever guess | L |
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| He must pass the Crystal Angle | F |
| That obscure Her face | M |
| He must have achieved in person | K |
| Equal Paradise | N |
Emily Dickinson
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