Wert Thou But Ill-that I Might Show Thee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC BDBD EBFB GBHB IJBK| A | |
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| Wert Thou but ill that I might show thee | B |
| How long a Day I could endure | C |
| Though thine attention stop not on me | B |
| Nor the least signal Me assure | C |
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| Wert Thou but Stranger in ungracious country | B |
| And Mine the Door | D |
| Thou paused at for a passing bounty | B |
| No More | D |
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| Accused wert Thou and Myself Tribunal | E |
| Convicted Sentenced Ermine not to Me | B |
| Half the Condition thy Reverse to follow | F |
| Just to partake the infamy | B |
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| The Tenant of the Narrow Cottage wert Thou | G |
| Permit to be | B |
| The Housewife in thy low attendance | H |
| Contenteth Me | B |
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| No Service hast Thou I would not achieve it | I |
| To die or live | J |
| The first Sweet proved I ere I saw thee | B |
| For Life be Love | K |
Emily Dickinson
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