Summer Begins To Have The Look Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DEFG HIJJ FKJJ| A | |
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| Summer begins to have the look | B |
| Peruser of enchanting Book | B |
| Reluctantly but sure perceives | C |
| A gain upon the backward leaves | C |
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| Autumn begins to be inferred | D |
| By millinery of the cloud | E |
| Or deeper color in the shawl | F |
| That wraps the everlasting hill | G |
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| The eye begins its avarice | H |
| A meditation chastens speech | I |
| Some Dyer of a distant tree | J |
| Resumes his gaudy industry | J |
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| Conclusion is the course of All | F |
| At most to be perennial | K |
| And then elude stability | J |
| Recalls to immortality | J |
Emily Dickinson
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