I've Known A Heaven, Like A Tent Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBCBBBB DEBBBFBBG| A | |
| - | |
| I've known a Heaven like a Tent mdash | B |
| To wrap its shining Yards mdash | B |
| Pluck up its stakes and disappear mdash | B |
| Without the sound of Boards | C |
| Or Rip of Nail mdash Or Carpenter mdash | B |
| But just the miles of Stare mdash | B |
| That signalize a Show's Retreat mdash | B |
| In North America mdash | B |
| - | |
| No Trace mdash no Figment of the Thing | D |
| That dazzled Yesterday | E |
| No Ring mdash no Marvel mdash | B |
| Men and Feats mdash | B |
| Dissolved as utterly mdash | B |
| As Bird's far Navigation | F |
| Discloses just a Hue mdash | B |
| A plash of Oars a Gaiety mdash | B |
| Then swallowed up of View | G |
Emily Dickinson
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