When I Was Small, A Woman Died Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE EFGH IBJB KCLM INIOA | |
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When I was small a Woman died | B |
Today her Only Boy | C |
Went up from the Potomac | D |
His face all Victory | E |
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To look at her How slowly | E |
The Seasons must have turned | F |
Till Bullets clipt an Angle | G |
And He passed quickly round | H |
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If pride shall be in Paradise | I |
Ourself cannot decide | B |
Of their imperial Conduct | J |
No person testified | B |
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But proud in Apparition | K |
That Woman and her Boy | C |
Pass back and forth before my Brain | L |
As even in the sky | M |
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I'm confident that Bravoes | I |
Perpetual break abroad | N |
For Braveries remote as this | I |
In Scarlet Maryland | O |
Emily Dickinson
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