A Well Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE EEGE HIJI KHLH| What mystery pervades a well | A |
| The water lives so far | B |
| Like neighbor from another world | C |
| Residing in a jar | B |
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| The grass does not appear afraid | D |
| I often wonder he | E |
| Can stand so close and look so bold | F |
| At what is dread to me | E |
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| Related somehow they may be | E |
| The sedge stands next the sea | E |
| Where he is floorless yet of fear | G |
| No evidence gives he | E |
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| But nature is a stranger yet | H |
| The ones that cite her most | I |
| Have never passed her haunted house | J |
| Nor simplified her ghost | I |
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| To pity those that know her not | K |
| Is helped by the regret | H |
| That those who know her know her less | L |
| The nearer her they get | H |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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