The Tint I Cannot Take-is Best Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHG IJKL MBNB OPLP QGRH| A | |
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| The Tint I cannot take is best | B |
| The Color too remote | C |
| That I could show it in Bazaar | D |
| A Guinea at a sight | E |
| - | |
| The fine impalpable Array | F |
| That swaggers on the eye | G |
| Like Cleopatra's Company | H |
| Repeated in the sky | G |
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| The Moments of Dominion | I |
| That happen on the Soul | J |
| And leave it with a Discontent | K |
| Too exquisite to tell | L |
| - | |
| The eager look on Landscapes | M |
| As if they just repressed | B |
| Some Secret that was pushing | N |
| Like Chariots in the Vest | B |
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| The Pleading of the Summer | O |
| That other Prank of Snow | P |
| That Cushions Mystery with Tulle | L |
| For fear the Squirrels know | P |
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| Their Graspless manners mock us | Q |
| Until the Cheated Eye | G |
| Shuts arrogantly in the Grave | R |
| Another way to see | H |
Emily Dickinson
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