Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIJ KBLB MENE OPQRYears I had been from home | A |
And now before the door | B |
I dared not open lest a face | C |
I never saw before | B |
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Stare vacant into mine | D |
And ask my business there | E |
My business just a life I left | F |
Was such still dwelling there | E |
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I fumbled at my nerve | G |
I scanned the windows near | H |
The silence like an ocean rolled | I |
And broke against my ear | J |
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I laughed a wooden laugh | K |
That I could fear a door | B |
Who danger and the dead had faced | L |
But never quaked before | B |
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I fitted to the latch | M |
My hand with trembling care | E |
Lest back the awful door should spring | N |
And leave me standing there | E |
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I moved my fingers off | O |
As cautiously as glass | P |
And held my ears and like a thief | Q |
Fled gasping from the house | R |
Emily Dickinson
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