'tis One By One - The Father Counts Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JIKI LMNMA | |
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'Tis One by One the Father counts | B |
And then a Tract between | C |
Set Cypherless to teach the Eye | D |
The Value of its Ten | E |
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Until the peevish Student | F |
Acquire the Quick of Skill | G |
Then Numerals are dowered back | H |
Adorning all the Rule | I |
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'Tis mostly Slate and Pencil | J |
And Darkness on the School | I |
Distracts the Children's fingers | K |
Still the Eternal Rule | I |
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Regards least Cypherer alike | L |
With Leader of the Band | M |
And every separate Urchin's Sum | N |
Is fashioned for his hand | M |
Emily Dickinson
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