Sweet'safe'houses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCDE FGHI JKJL MNON| A | |
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| Sweet safe Houses | B |
| Glad gay Houses | B |
| Sealed so stately tight | C |
| Lids of Steel on Lids of Marble | D |
| Locking Bare feet out | E |
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| Brooks of Plush in Banks of Satin | F |
| Not so softly fall | G |
| As the laughter and the whisper | H |
| From their People Pearl | I |
| - | |
| No Bald Death affront their Parlors | J |
| No Bold Sickness come | K |
| To deface their Stately Treasures | J |
| Anguish and the Tomb | L |
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| Hum by in Muffled Coaches | M |
| Lest they wonder Why | N |
| Any for the Press of Smiling | O |
| Interrupt to die | N |
Emily Dickinson
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