Poet Emily Dickinson

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Of Death I Try To Think Like This' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCECFC GHIHJKLK

A
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Of Death I try to think like thisB
The Well in which they lay usC
Is but the Likeness of the BrookD
That menaced not to slay usC
But to invite by that DismayE
Which is the Zest of sweetnessC
To the same Flower HesperianF
Decoying but to greet usC
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I do remember when a ChildG
With bolder Playmates strayingH
To where a Brook that seemed a SeaI
Withheld us by its roaringH
From just the Purple Flower beyondJ
Until constrained to clutch itK
If Doom itself were the resultL
The boldest leaped and clutched itK

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