I Dreaded That First Robin, So Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDB EFGH IJKD HHKH LMBH NMHH OPQRA | |
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I dreaded that first Robin so | B |
But He is mastered now | C |
I'm accustomed to Him grown | D |
He hurts a little though | B |
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I thought If I could only live | E |
Till that first Shout got by | F |
Not all Pianos in the Woods | G |
Had power to mangle me | H |
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I dared not meet the Daffodils | I |
For fear their Yellow Gown | J |
Would pierce me with a fashion | K |
So foreign to my own | D |
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I wished the Grass would hurry | H |
So when 'twas time to see | H |
He'd be too tall the tallest one | K |
Could stretch to look at me | H |
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I could not bear the Bees should come | L |
I wished they'd stay away | M |
In those dim countries where they go | B |
What word had they for me | H |
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They're here though not a creature failed | N |
No Blossom stayed away | M |
In gentle deference to me | H |
The Queen of Calvary | H |
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Each one salutes me as he goes | O |
And I my childish Plumes | P |
Lift in bereaved acknowledgment | Q |
Of their unthinking Drums | R |
Emily Dickinson
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