Where Thou Art-that-is Home Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCCD EFGHF IIJK| A | |
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| Where Thou art that is Home | B |
| Cashmere or Calvary the same | C |
| Degree or Shame | C |
| I scarce esteem Location's Name | C |
| So I may Come | D |
| - | |
| What Thou dost is Delight | E |
| Bondage as Play be sweet | F |
| Imprisonment Content | G |
| And Sentence Sacrament | H |
| Just We two meet | F |
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| Where Thou art not is Woe | I |
| Tho' Bands of Spices row | I |
| What Thou dost not Despair | J |
| Tho' Gabriel praise me Sire | K |
Emily Dickinson
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