Sweet—safe—houses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBBB CDBB BEBB BBBB| A | |
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| Sweet mdash safe mdash Houses mdash | B |
| Glad mdash gay mdash Houses mdash | B |
| Sealed so stately tight mdash | B |
| Lids of Steel mdash on Lids of Marble mdash | B |
| Locking Bare feet out mdash | B |
| - | |
| Brooks of Plush mdash in Banks of Satin | C |
| Not so softly fall | D |
| As the laughter mdash and the whisper mdash | B |
| From their People Pearl mdash | B |
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| No Bald Death mdash affront their Parlors mdash | B |
| No Bold Sickness come | E |
| To deface their Stately Treasures mdash | B |
| Anguish mdash and the Tomb mdash | B |
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| Hum by mdash in Muffled Coaches mdash | B |
| Lest they mdash wonder Why mdash | B |
| Any mdash for the Press of Smiling mdash | B |
| Interrupt mdash to die mdash | B |
Emily Dickinson
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