In Winter In My Room Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCBEFFG HHHIJKKL MNNJ OPQRQRSDSS NTNUVWVX| A | |
| - | |
| In Winter in my Room | B |
| I came upon a Worm | C |
| Pink lank and warm | D |
| But as he was a worm | C |
| And worms presume | B |
| Not quite with him at home | E |
| Secured him by a string | F |
| To something neighboring | F |
| And went along | G |
| - | |
| A Trifle afterward | H |
| A thing occurred | H |
| I'd not believe it if I heard | H |
| But state with creeping blood | I |
| A snake with mottles rare | J |
| Surveyed my chamber floor | K |
| In feature as the worm before | K |
| But ringed with power | L |
| - | |
| The very string with which | M |
| I tied him too | N |
| When he was mean and new | N |
| That string was there | J |
| - | |
| I shrank How fair you are | O |
| Propitiation's claw | P |
| Afraid he hissed | Q |
| Of me | R |
| No cordiality | Q |
| He fathomed me | R |
| Then to a Rhythm Slim | S |
| Secreted in his Form | D |
| As Patterns swim | S |
| Projected him | S |
| - | |
| That time I flew | N |
| Both eyes his way | T |
| Lest he pursue | N |
| Nor ever ceased to run | U |
| Till in a distant Town | V |
| Towns on from mine | W |
| I set me down | V |
| This was a dream | X |
Emily Dickinson
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