What Care The Dead, For Chanticleer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGCH BIJK BLML BNON IPQR| A | |
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| What care the Dead for Chanticleer | B |
| What care the Dead for Day | C |
| 'Tis late your Sunrise vex their face | D |
| And Purple Ribaldry of Morning | E |
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| Pour as blank on them | F |
| As on the Tier of Wall | G |
| The Mason builded yesterday | C |
| And equally as cool | H |
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| What care the Dead for Summer | B |
| The Solstice had no Sun | I |
| Could waste the Snow before their Gate | J |
| And knew One Bird a Tune | K |
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| Could thrill their Mortised Ear | B |
| Of all the Birds that be | L |
| This One beloved of Mankind | M |
| Henceforward cherished be | L |
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| What care the Dead for Winter | B |
| Themselves as easy freeze | N |
| June Noon as January Night | O |
| As soon the South her Breeze | N |
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| Of Sycamore or Cinnamon | I |
| Deposit in a Stone | P |
| And put a Stone to keep it Warm | Q |
| Give Spices unto Men | R |
Emily Dickinson
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