I Would Not Paint-a Picture Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFBGH ICIEBJKJ LMGNKDOD| A | |
| - | |
| I would not paint a picture | B |
| I'd rather be the One | C |
| Its bright impossibility | D |
| To dwell delicious on | E |
| And wonder how the fingers feel | F |
| Whose rare celestial stir | B |
| Evokes so sweet a Torment | G |
| Such sumptuous Despair | H |
| - | |
| I would not talk like Cornets | I |
| I'd rather be the One | C |
| Raised softly to the Ceilings | I |
| And out and easy on | E |
| Through Villages of Ether | B |
| Myself endued Balloon | J |
| By but a lip of Metal | K |
| The pier to my Pontoon | J |
| - | |
| Nor would I be a Poet | L |
| It's finer own the Ear | M |
| Enamored impotent content | G |
| The License to revere | N |
| A privilege so awful | K |
| What would the Dower be | D |
| Had I the Art to stun myself | O |
| With Bolts of Melody | D |
Emily Dickinson
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