You'll Find-it When You Try To Die Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIJK LMNM| A | |
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| You'll find it when you try to die | B |
| The Easier to let go | C |
| For recollecting such as went | D |
| You could not spare you know | C |
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| And though their places somewhat filled | E |
| As did their Marble names | F |
| With Moss they never grew so full | G |
| You chose the newer names | F |
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| And when this World sets further back | H |
| As Dying say it does | I |
| The former love distincter grows | J |
| And supersedes the fresh | K |
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| And Thought of them so fair invites | L |
| It looks too tawdry Grace | M |
| To stay behind with just the Toys | N |
| We bought to ease their place | M |
Emily Dickinson
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