I Like To See It Lap The Miles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLMN MOPQ| A | |
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| I like to see it lap the Miles | B |
| And lick the Valleys up | C |
| And stop to feed itself at Tanks | D |
| And then prodigious step | E |
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| Around a Pile of Mountains | F |
| And supercilious peer | G |
| In Shanties by the sides of Roads | H |
| And then a Quarry pare | I |
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| To fit its Ribs | J |
| And crawl between | K |
| Complaining all the while | L |
| In horrid hooting stanza | M |
| Then chase itself down Hill | N |
| - | |
| And neigh like Boanerges | M |
| Then punctual as a Star | O |
| Stop docile and omnipotent | P |
| At its own stable door | Q |
Emily Dickinson
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