I Am Ashamed'i Hide Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCDDE FGHIIJ JIJCCCKLKLBMBBB| A | |
| - | |
| I am ashamed I hide | B |
| What right have I to be a Bride | B |
| So late a Dowerless Girl | C |
| Nowhere to hide my dazzled Face | D |
| No one to teach me that new Grace | D |
| Nor introduce my Soul | E |
| - | |
| Me to adorn How tell | F |
| Trinket to make Me beautiful | G |
| Fabrics of Cashmere | H |
| Never a Gown of Dun more | I |
| Raiment instead of Pompadour | I |
| For Me My soul to wear | J |
| - | |
| Fingers to frame my Round Hair | J |
| Oval as Feudal Ladies wore | I |
| Far Fashions Fair | J |
| Skill to hold my Brow like an Earl | C |
| Plead like a Whippoorwill | C |
| Prove like a Pearl | C |
| Then for Character | K |
| Fashion My Spirit quaint white | L |
| Quick like a Liquor | K |
| Gay like Light | L |
| Bring Me my best Pride | B |
| No more ashamed | M |
| No more to hide | B |
| Meek let it be too proud for Pride | B |
| Baptized this Day a Bride | B |
Emily Dickinson
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