Whose Are The Little Beds, I Asked Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGH IJIJ KLIM NICI NNJN IIOIA | |
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Whose are the little beds I asked | B |
Which in the valleys lie | C |
Some shook their heads and others smiled | D |
And no one made reply | C |
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Perhaps they did not hear I said | E |
I will inquire again | F |
Whose are the beds the tiny beds | G |
So thick upon the plain | H |
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'Tis Daisy in the shortest | I |
A little further on | J |
Nearest the door to wake the Ist | I |
Little Leontoden | J |
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'Tis Iris Sir and Aster | K |
Anemone and Bell | L |
Bartsia in the blanket red | I |
And chubby Daffodil | M |
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Meanwhile at many cradles | N |
Her busy foot she plied | I |
Humming the quaintest lullaby | C |
That ever rocked a child | I |
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Hush Epigea wakens | N |
The Crocus stirs her lids | N |
Rhodora's cheek is crimson | J |
She's dreaming of the woods | N |
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Then turning from them reverent | I |
Their bedtime 'tis she said | I |
The Bumble bees will wake them | O |
When April woods are red | I |
Emily Dickinson
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