I Think Just How My Shape Will Rise Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HEIE CJKJA | |
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I think just how my shape will rise | B |
When I shall be forgiven | C |
Till Hair and Eyes and timid Head | D |
Are out of sight in Heaven | C |
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I think just how my lips will weigh | E |
With shapeless quivering prayer | F |
That you so late Consider me | G |
The Sparrow of your Care | F |
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I mind me that of Anguish sent | H |
Some drifts were moved away | E |
Before my simple bosom broke | I |
And why not this if they | E |
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And so I con that thing forgiven | C |
Until delirious borne | J |
By my long bright and longer trust | K |
I drop my Heart unshriven | J |
Emily Dickinson
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