Nature'the Gentlest Mother Is Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCC DCEC FGHI JKCL MNOP FKQK| A | |
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| Nature the Gentlest Mother is | B |
| Impatient of no Child | C |
| The feeblest or the waywardest | C |
| Her Admonition mild | C |
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| In Forest and the Hill | D |
| By Traveller be heard | C |
| Restraining Rampant Squirrel | E |
| Or too impetuous Bird | C |
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| How fair Her Conversation | F |
| A Summer Afternoon | G |
| Her Household Her Assembly | H |
| And when the Sung go down | I |
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| Her Voice among the Aisles | J |
| Incite the timid prayer | K |
| Of the minutest Cricket | C |
| The most unworthy Flower | L |
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| When all the Children sleep | M |
| She turns as long away | N |
| As will suffice to light Her lamps | O |
| Then bending from the Sky | P |
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| With infinite Affection | F |
| And infiniter Care | K |
| Her Golden finger on Her lip | Q |
| Wills Silence Everywhere | K |
Emily Dickinson
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