Hope. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFEF GHHH| Hope is the thing with feathers | A |
| That perches in the soul | B |
| And sings the tune without the words | C |
| And never stops at all | D |
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| And sweetest in the gale is heard | E |
| And sore must be the storm | F |
| That could abash the little bird | E |
| That kept so many warm | F |
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| I 've heard it in the chillest land | G |
| And on the strangest sea | H |
| Yet never in extremity | H |
| It asked a crumb of me | H |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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