It Troubled Me As Once I Was Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLM NOPO| A | |
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| It troubled me as once I was | B |
| For I was once a Child | C |
| Concluding how an Atom fell | D |
| And yet the Heavens held | E |
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| The Heavens weighed the most by far | F |
| Yet Blue and solid stood | G |
| Without a Bolt that I could prove | H |
| Would Giants understand | I |
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| Life set me larger problems | J |
| Some I shall keep to solve | K |
| Till Algebra is easier | L |
| Or simpler proved above | M |
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| Then too be comprehended | N |
| What sorer puzzled me | O |
| Why Heaven did not break away | P |
| And tumble Blue on me | O |
Emily Dickinson
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