Psalm Of The Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAB CCB DDB EEB FFG HHG IJK LMN OOP QRS LHT| A something in a summer's day | A |
| As sIow her flambeaux burn away | A |
| Which solemnizes me | B |
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| A something in a summer's noon | C |
| An azure depth a wordless tune | C |
| Transcending ecstasy | B |
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| And still within a summer's night | D |
| A something so transporting bright | D |
| I clap my hands to see | B |
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| Then veil my too inspecting face | E |
| Lest such a subtle shimmering grace | E |
| Flutter too far for me | B |
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| The wizard fingers never rest | F |
| The purple brook within the breast | F |
| Still chafes its narrow bed | G |
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| Still rears the East her amber flag | H |
| Guides still the sun along the crag | H |
| His caravan of red | G |
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| Like flowers that heard the tale of dews | I |
| But never deemed the dripping prize | J |
| Awaited their low brows | K |
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| Or bees that thought the summer's name | L |
| Some rumor of delirium | M |
| No summer could for them | N |
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| Or Arctic creature dimly stirred | O |
| By tropic hint some travelled bird | O |
| Imported to the wood | P |
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| Or wind's bright signal to the ear | Q |
| Making that homely and severe | R |
| Contented known before | S |
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| The heaven unexpected came | L |
| To lives that thought their worshipping | H |
| A too presumptuous psalm | T |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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