In Falling Timbers Buried Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JHKL MNOP| A | |
| - | |
| In falling Timbers buried | B |
| There breathed a Man | C |
| Outside the spades were plying | D |
| The Lungs within | E |
| - | |
| Could He know they sought Him | F |
| Could They know He breathed | G |
| Horrid Sand Partition | H |
| Neither could be heard | I |
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| Never slacked the Diggers | J |
| But when Spades had done | H |
| Oh Reward of Anguish | K |
| It was dying Then | L |
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| Many Things are fruitless | M |
| 'Tis a Baffling Earth | N |
| But there is no Gratitude | O |
| Like the Grace of Death | P |
Emily Dickinson
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