I Think The Hemlock Likes To Stand Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHD IJKL IMNOA | |
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I think the Hemlock likes to stand | B |
Upon a Marge of Snow | C |
It suits his own Austerity | D |
And satisfies an awe | E |
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That men must slake in Wilderness | F |
And in the Desert cloy | G |
An instinct for the Hoar the Bald | H |
Lapland's necessity | D |
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The Hemlock's nature thrives on cold | I |
The Gnash of Northern winds | J |
Is sweetest nutriment to him | K |
His best Norwegian Wines | L |
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To satin Races he is nought | I |
But Children on the Don | M |
Beneath his Tabernacles play | N |
And Dnieper Wrestlers run | O |
Emily Dickinson
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