The Night Was Wide, And Furnished Scant Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHG IJKJ LMNO PQRQ| A | |
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| The Night was wide and furnished scant | B |
| With but a single Star | C |
| That often as a Cloud it met | D |
| Blew out itself for fear | E |
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| The Wind pursued the little Bush | F |
| And drove away the Leaves | G |
| November left then clambered up | H |
| And fretted in the Eaves | G |
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| No Squirrel went abroad | I |
| A Dog's belated feet | J |
| Like intermittent Plush he heard | K |
| Adown the empty Street | J |
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| To feel if Blinds be fast | L |
| And closer to the fire | M |
| Her little Rocking Chair to draw | N |
| And shiver for the Poor | O |
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| The Housewife's gentle Task | P |
| How pleasanter said she | Q |
| Unto the Sofa opposite | R |
| The Sleet than May no Thee | Q |
Emily Dickinson
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