A Book Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE| He ate and drank the precious words | A |
| His spirit grew robust | B |
| He knew no more that he was poor | C |
| Nor that his frame was dust | B |
| He danced along the dingy days | D |
| And this bequest of wings | E |
| Was but a book What liberty | F |
| A loosened spirit brings | E |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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