I Think I Was Enchanted Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGFH IJKL MNOP FFDF QFRF DSTU FVFV| A | |
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| I think I was enchanted | B |
| When first a sombre Girl | C |
| I read that Foreign Lady | D |
| The Dark felt beautiful | E |
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| And whether it was noon at night | F |
| Or only Heaven at Noon | G |
| For very Lunacy of Light | F |
| I had not power to tell | H |
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| The Bees became as Butterflies | I |
| The Butterflies as Swans | J |
| Approached and spurned the narrow Grass | K |
| And just the meanest Tunes | L |
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| That Nature murmured to herself | M |
| To keep herself in Cheer | N |
| I took for Giants practising | O |
| Titanic Opera | P |
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| The Days to Mighty Metres stept | F |
| The Homeliest adorned | F |
| As if unto a Jubilee | D |
| 'Twere suddenly confirmed | F |
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| I could not have defined the change | Q |
| Conversion of the Mind | F |
| Like Sanctifying in the Soul | R |
| Is witnessed not explained | F |
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| 'Twas a Divine Insanity | D |
| The Danger to be Sane | S |
| Should I again experience | T |
| 'Tis Antidote to turn | U |
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| To Tomes of solid Witchcraft | F |
| Magicians be asleep | V |
| But Magic hath an Element | F |
| Like Deity to keep | V |
Emily Dickinson
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