The Grass So Little Has To Do Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLI MKNI OPBP| A | |
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| The Grass so little has to do | B |
| A Sphere of simple Green | C |
| With only Butterflies to brood | D |
| And Bees to entertain | E |
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| And stir all day to pretty Tunes | F |
| The Breezes fetch along | G |
| And hold the Sunshine in its lap | H |
| And bow to everything | I |
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| And thread the Dews all night like Pearls | J |
| And make itself so fine | K |
| A Duchess were too common | L |
| For such a noticing | I |
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| And even when it dies to pass | M |
| In Odors so divine | K |
| Like Lowly spices lain to sleep | N |
| Or Spikenards perishing | I |
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| And then in Sovereign Barns to dwell | O |
| And dream the Days away | P |
| The Grass so little has to do | B |
| I wish I were a Hay | P |
Emily Dickinson
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