Poet Emily Dickinson

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Of Tribulation, These Are They Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLM NOPQ

A
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Of Tribulation these are TheyB
Denoted by the WhiteC
The Spangled Gowns a lesser RankD
Of Victors designateE
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All these did conquerF
But the ones who overcame most timesG
Wear nothing commoner than SnowH
No Ornament but PalmsI
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Surrender is a sort unknownJ
On this superior soilK
Defeat an outgrown AnguishL
Remembered as the MileM
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Our panting Ankle barely passedN
When Night devoured the RoadO
But we stood whispering in the HouseP
And all we said was SavedQ

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