The Spirit Lasts'but In What Mode' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFGHIJKLKMNONPQRK SGTU| A | |
| - | |
| The Spirit lasts but in what mode | B |
| Below the Body speaks | C |
| But as the Spirit furnishes | D |
| Apart it never talks | E |
| The Music in the Violin | F |
| Does not emerge alone | G |
| But Arm in Arm with Touch yet Touch | H |
| Alone is not a Tune | I |
| The Spirit lurks within the Flesh | J |
| Like Tides within the Sea | K |
| That make the Water live estranged | L |
| What would the Either be | K |
| Does that know now or does it cease | M |
| That which to this is done | N |
| Resuming at a mutual date | O |
| With every future one | N |
| Instinct pursues the Adamant | P |
| Exacting this Reply | Q |
| Adversity if it may be or | R |
| Wild Prosperity | K |
| The Rumor's Gate was shut so tight | S |
| Before my Mind was sown | G |
| Not even a Prognostic's Push | T |
| Could make a Dent thereon | U |
Emily Dickinson
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