Of All The Sounds Despatched Abroad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFGC HIJKLMNIOJMJPQRS DCTCUFVWC| A | |
| - | |
| Of all the Sounds despatched abroad | B |
| There's not a Charge to me | C |
| Like that old measure in the Boughs | D |
| That phraseless Melody | C |
| The Wind does working like a Hand | E |
| Whose fingers Comb the Sky | F |
| Then quiver down with tufts of Tune | G |
| Permitted Gods and me | C |
| - | |
| Inheritance it is to us | H |
| Beyond the Art to Earn | I |
| Beyond the trait to take away | J |
| By Robber since the Gain | K |
| Is gotten not of fingers | L |
| And inner than the Bone | M |
| Hid golden for the whole of Days | N |
| And even in the Urn | I |
| I cannot vouch the merry Dust | O |
| Do not arise and play | J |
| In some odd fashion of its own | M |
| Some quainter Holiday | J |
| When Winds go round and round in Bands | P |
| And thrum upon the door | Q |
| And Birds take places overhead | R |
| To bear them Orchestra | S |
| - | |
| I crave Him grace of Summer Boughs | D |
| If such an Outcast be | C |
| Who never heard that fleshless Chant | T |
| Rise solemn on the Tree | C |
| As if some Caravan of Sound | U |
| Off Deserts in the Sky | F |
| Had parted Rank | V |
| Then knit and swept | W |
| In Seamless Company | C |
Emily Dickinson
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