To Disappear Enhances' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE DFGH IJKL MNOH JPQP| A | |
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| To disappear enhances | B |
| The Man that runs away | C |
| Is tinctured for an instant | D |
| With Immortality | E |
| - | |
| But yesterday a Vagrant | D |
| Today in Memory lain | F |
| With superstitious value | G |
| We tamper with Again | H |
| - | |
| But Never far as Honor | I |
| Withdraws the Worthless thing | J |
| And impotent to cherish | K |
| We hasten to adorn | L |
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| Of Death the sternest function | M |
| That just as we discern | N |
| The Excellence defies us | O |
| Securest gathered then | H |
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| The Fruit perverse to plucking | J |
| But leaning to the Sight | P |
| With the ecstatic limit | Q |
| Of unobtained Delight | P |
Emily Dickinson
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