If The Foolish Call Them 'flowers,' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DDED DFGF DDDD DHDH| If the foolish call them 'flowers ' | A |
| Need the wiser tell | B |
| If the savans 'classify' them | C |
| It is just as well | B |
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| Those who read the Revelations | D |
| Must not criticise | D |
| Those who read the same edition | E |
| With beclouded eyes | D |
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| Could we stand with that old Moses | D |
| Canaan denied | F |
| Scan like him the stately landscape | G |
| On the other side | F |
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| Doubtless we should deem superfluous | D |
| Many sciences | D |
| Not pursued by learn d angels | D |
| In scholastic skies | D |
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| Low amid that glad Belles lettres | D |
| Grant that we may stand | H |
| Stars amid profound Galaxies | D |
| At that grand 'Right hand' | H |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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