The Moon Was But A Chin Of Gold Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGH IJKL MNOP IGIGA | |
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The Moon was but a Chin of Gold | B |
A Night or two ago | C |
And now she turns Her perfect Face | D |
Upon the World below | C |
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Her Forehead is of Amplest Blonde | E |
Her Cheek a Beryl hewn | F |
Her Eye unto the Summer Dew | G |
The likest I have known | H |
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Her Lips of Amber never part | I |
But what must be the smile | J |
Upon Her Friend she could confer | K |
Were such Her Silver Will | L |
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And what a privilege to be | M |
But the remotest Star | N |
For Certainty She take Her Way | O |
Beside Your Palace Door | P |
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Her Bonnet is the Firmament | I |
The Universe Her Shoe | G |
The Stars the Trinkets at Her Belt | I |
Her Dimities of Blue | G |
Emily Dickinson
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