It Don't Sound So Terrible'quite'as It Did Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDD EFFGG HIJK JLJM| A | |
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| It don't sound so terrible quite as it did | B |
| I run it over Dead Brain Dead | C |
| Put it in Latin left of my school | D |
| Seems it don't shriek so under rule | D |
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| Turn it a little full in the face | E |
| A Trouble looks bitterest | F |
| Shift it just | F |
| Say When Tomorrow comes this way | G |
| I shall have waded down one Day | G |
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| I suppose it will interrupt me some | H |
| Till I get accustomed but then the Tomb | I |
| Like other new Things shows largest then | J |
| And smaller by Habit | K |
| - | |
| It's shrewder then | J |
| Put the Thought in advance a Year | L |
| How like a fit then | J |
| Murder wear | M |
Emily Dickinson
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