Gone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDCECAFCGCHCH IJCJKJCJ| Went up a year this evening | A |
| I recollect it well | B |
| Amid no bells nor bravos | C |
| The bystanders will tell | B |
| Cheerful as to the village | D |
| Tranquil as to repose | C |
| Chastened as to the chapel | E |
| This humble tourist rose | C |
| Did not talk of returning | A |
| Alluded to no time | F |
| When were the gales propitious | C |
| We might look for him | G |
| Was grateful for the roses | C |
| In life's diverse bouquet | H |
| Talked softly of new species | C |
| To pick another day | H |
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| Beguiling thus the wonder | I |
| The wondrous nearer drew | J |
| Hands bustled at the moorings | C |
| The crowd respectful grew | J |
| Ascended from our vision | K |
| To countenances new | J |
| A difference a daisy | C |
| Is all the rest I knew | J |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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