Through Lane It Lay'through Bramble Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE DFGH IJDJ KLMEN| A | |
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| Through lane it lay through bramble | B |
| Through clearing and through wood | C |
| Banditti often passed us | D |
| Upon the lonely road | E |
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| The wolf came peering curious | D |
| The owl looked puzzled down | F |
| The serpent's satin figure | G |
| Glid stealthily along | H |
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| The tempests touched our garments | I |
| The lightning's poinards gleamed | J |
| Fierce from the Crag above us | D |
| The hungry Vulture screamed | J |
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| The satyr's fingers beckoned | K |
| The valley murmured Come | L |
| These were the mates | M |
| This was the road | E |
| Those children fluttered home | N |
Emily Dickinson
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