You Know That Portrait In The Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLK MNOJ| A | |
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| You know that Portrait in the Moon | B |
| So tell me who 'tis like | C |
| The very Brow the stooping eyes | D |
| A fog for Say Whose Sake | E |
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| The very Pattern of the Cheek | F |
| It varies in the Chin | G |
| But Ishmael since we met 'tis long | H |
| And fashions intervene | I |
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| When Moon's at full 'Tis Thou I say | J |
| My lips just hold the name | K |
| When crescent Thou art worn I note | L |
| But there the Golden Same | K |
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| And when Some Night Bold slashing Clouds | M |
| Cut Thee away from Me | N |
| That's easier than the other film | O |
| That glazes Holiday | J |
Emily Dickinson
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