The Trees Like Tassels-hit-and Swung Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLM NOPQ RSTU VWXW EYEZ| A | |
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| The Trees like Tassels hit and swung | B |
| There seemed to rise a Tune | C |
| From Miniature Creatures | D |
| Accompanying the Sun | E |
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| Far Psalteries of Summer | F |
| Enamoring the Ear | G |
| They never yet did satisfy | H |
| Remotest when most fair | I |
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| The Sun shone whole at intervals | J |
| Then Half then utter hid | K |
| As if Himself were optional | L |
| And had Estates of Cloud | M |
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| Sufficient to enfold Him | N |
| Eternally from view | O |
| Except it were a whim of His | P |
| To let the Orchards grow | Q |
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| A Bird sat careless on the fence | R |
| One gossipped in the Lane | S |
| On silver matters charmed a Snake | T |
| Just winding round a Stone | U |
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| Bright Flowers slit a Calyx | V |
| And soared upon a Stem | W |
| Like Hindered Flags Sweet hoisted | X |
| With Spices in the Hem | W |
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| 'Twas more I cannot mention | E |
| How mean to those that see | Y |
| Vandyke's Delineation | E |
| Of Nature's Summer Day | Z |
Emily Dickinson
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