Ghosts Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD CECE FDGD HEIJ GKGL| One need not be a chamber to be haunted | A |
| One need not be a house | B |
| The brain has corridors surpassing | C |
| Material place | D |
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| Far safer of a midnight meeting | C |
| External ghost | E |
| Than an interior confronting | C |
| That whiter host | E |
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| Far safer through an Abbey gallop | F |
| The stones achase | D |
| Than moonless one's own self encounter | G |
| In lonesome place | D |
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| Ourself behind ourself concealed | H |
| Should startle most | E |
| Assassin hid in our apartment | I |
| Be horror's least | J |
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| The prudent carries a revolver | G |
| He bolts the door | K |
| O'erlooking a superior spectre | G |
| More near | L |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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