The White Heat Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGHIEJKGFE| Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat | A |
| Then crouch within the door | B |
| Red is the Fire's common tint | C |
| But when the vivid Ore | B |
| Has vanquished Flame's conditions | D |
| It quivers from the Forge | E |
| Without a color but the light | F |
| Of unanointed Blaze | G |
| Least Village has its Blacksmith | H |
| Whose Anvil's even ring | I |
| Stands symbol for the finer Forge | E |
| That soundless tugs within | J |
| Re f ining these impatient Ores | K |
| With Hammer and with Blaze | G |
| Untile the Designated Light | F |
| Repudiate the Forge | E |
Emily Dickinson
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