I Play At Riches'to Appease Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC CEFG HICF JGKG LMNO CPCQA | |
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I play at Riches to appease | B |
The Clamoring for Gold | C |
It kept me from a Thief I think | D |
For often overbold | C |
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With Want and Opportunity | C |
I could have done a Sin | E |
And been Myself that easy Thing | F |
An independent Man | G |
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But often as my lot displays | H |
Too hungry to be borne | I |
I deem Myself what I would be | C |
And novel Comforting | F |
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My Poverty and I derive | J |
We question if the Man | G |
Who own Esteem the Opulence | K |
As We Who never Can | G |
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Should ever these exploring Hands | L |
Chance Sovereign on a Mine | M |
Or in the long uneven term | N |
To win become their turn | O |
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How fitter they will be for Want | C |
Enlightening so well | P |
I know not which Desire or Grant | C |
Be wholly beautiful | Q |
Emily Dickinson
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