The Soul Has Bandaged Moments Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGCHF IJKE LMNO BPQP RS| A | |
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| The Soul has Bandaged moments | B |
| When too appalled to stir | C |
| She feels some ghastly Fright come up | D |
| And stop to look at her | C |
| - | |
| Salute her with long fingers | E |
| Caress her freezing hair | F |
| Sip Goblin from the very lips | G |
| The Lover hovered o'er | C |
| Unworthy that a thought so mean | H |
| Accost a Theme so fair | F |
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| The soul has moments of Escape | I |
| When bursting all the doors | J |
| She dances like a Bomb abroad | K |
| And swings upon the Hours | E |
| - | |
| As do the Bee delirious borne | L |
| Long Dungeoned from his Rose | M |
| Touch Liberty then know no more | N |
| But Noon and Paradise | O |
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| The Soul's retaken moments | B |
| When Felon led along | P |
| With shackles on the plumed feet | Q |
| And staples in the Song | P |
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| The Horror welcomes her again | R |
| These are not brayed of Tongue | S |
Emily Dickinson
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