Fringed Gentian Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEAGHI| God made a little gentian | A |
| It tried to be a rose | B |
| And failed and all the summer laughed | C |
| But just before the snows | B |
| There came a purple creature | D |
| That ravished all the hill | E |
| And summer hid her forehead | F |
| And mockery was still | E |
| The frosts were her condition | A |
| The Tyrian would not come | G |
| Until the North evoked it | H |
| Creator shall I bloom | I |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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