What Shall I Do-it Whimpers So Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBDDE FGDHIJBDA | |
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What shall I do it whimpers so | B |
This little Hound within the Heart | C |
All day and night with bark and start | C |
And yet it will not go | B |
Would you untie it were you me | D |
Would it stop whining if to Thee | D |
I sent it even now | E |
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It should not tease you | F |
By your chair or on the mat | G |
Or if it dare to climb your dizzy knee | D |
Or sometimes at your side to run | H |
When you were willing | I |
Shall it come | J |
Tell Carlo | B |
He'll tell me | D |
Emily Dickinson
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