I Cross Till I Am Weary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDC EFBF GHIH JKLM NOPO QRSBA | |
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I cross till I am weary | B |
A Mountain in my mind | C |
More Mountains then a Sea | B |
More Seas And then | D |
A Desert find | C |
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And My Horizon blocks | E |
With steady drifting Grains | F |
Of unconjectured quantity | B |
As Asiatic Rains | F |
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Nor this defeat my Pace | G |
It hinder from the West | H |
But as an Enemy's Salute | I |
One hurrying to Rest | H |
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What merit had the Goal | J |
Except there intervene | K |
Faint Doubt and far Competitor | L |
To jeopardize the Gain | M |
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At last the Grace in sight | N |
I shout unto my feet | O |
I offer them the Whole of Heaven | P |
The instant that we meet | O |
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They strive and yet delay | Q |
They perish Do we die | R |
Or is this Death's Experiment | S |
Reversed in Victory | B |
Emily Dickinson
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