I Think Just How My Shape Will Rise Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GDHD IBJB| I think just how my shape will rise | A |
| When I shall be forgiven | B |
| Till hair and eyes and timid head | C |
| Are out of sight in heaven | B |
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| I think just how my lips will weigh | D |
| With shapeless quivering prayer | E |
| That you so late consider me | F |
| The sparrow of your care | E |
| - | |
| I mind me that of anguish sent | G |
| Some drifts were moved away | D |
| Before my simple bosom broke | H |
| And why not this if they | D |
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| And so until delirious borne | I |
| I con that thing forgiven | B |
| Till with long fright and longer trust | J |
| I drop my heart unshriven | B |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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