You'll Know Her'by Her Foot Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGH IJKL MNOP QRCH STUV WXYZ| A | |
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| You'll know Her by Her Foot | B |
| The smallest Gamboge Hand | C |
| With Fingers where the Toes should be | D |
| Would more affront the Sand | C |
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| Than this Quaint Creature's Boot | E |
| Adjusted by a Stern | F |
| Without a Button I could vouch | G |
| Unto a Velvet Limb | H |
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| You'll know Her by Her Vest | I |
| Tight fitting Orange Brown | J |
| Inside a Jacket duller | K |
| She wore when she was born | L |
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| Her Cap is small and snug | M |
| Constructed for the Winds | N |
| She'd pass for Barehead short way off | O |
| But as She Closer stands | P |
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| So finer 'tis than Wool | Q |
| You cannot feel the Seam | R |
| Nor is it Clasped unto of Band | C |
| Nor held upon of Brim | H |
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| You'll know Her by Her Voice | S |
| At first a doubtful Tone | T |
| A sweet endeavor but as March | U |
| To April hurries on | V |
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| She squanders on your Ear | W |
| Such Arguments of Pearl | X |
| You beg the Robin in your Brain | Y |
| To keep the other still | Z |
Emily Dickinson
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