I Think To Live'may Be A Bliss Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIJK LMNM HKOK PQRS TFUF| A | |
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| I think to Live may be a Bliss | B |
| To those who dare to try | C |
| Beyond my limit to conceive | D |
| My lip to testify | C |
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| I think the Heart I former wore | E |
| Could widen till to me | F |
| The Other like the little Bank | G |
| Appear unto the Sea | F |
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| I think the Days could every one | H |
| In Ordination stand | I |
| And Majesty be easier | J |
| Than an inferior kind | K |
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| No numb alarm lest Difference come | L |
| No Goblin on the Bloom | M |
| No start in Apprehension's Ear | N |
| No Bankruptcy no Doom | M |
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| But Certainties of Sun | H |
| Midsummer in the Mind | K |
| A steadfast South upon the Soul | O |
| Her Polar time behind | K |
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| The Vision pondered long | P |
| So plausible becomes | Q |
| That I esteem the fiction real | R |
| The Real fictitious seems | S |
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| How bountiful the Dream | T |
| What Plenty it would be | F |
| Had all my Life but been Mistake | U |
| Just rectified in Thee | F |
Emily Dickinson
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