No Man Saw Awe, Nor To His House Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHG IJKL MNOP| A | |
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| No man saw awe nor to his house | B |
| Admitted he a man | C |
| Though by his awful residence | D |
| Has human nature been | E |
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| Not deeming of his dread abode | F |
| Till laboring to flee | G |
| A grasp on comprehension laid | H |
| Detained vitality | G |
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| Returning is a different route | I |
| The Spirit could not show | J |
| For breathing is the only work | K |
| To be enacted now | L |
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| Am not consumed old Moses wrote | M |
| Yet saw him face to face | N |
| That very physiognomy | O |
| I am convinced was this | P |
Emily Dickinson
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