Rouge Gagne Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDB EEFGGF BBDHID| 'T is so much joy 'T is so much joy | A |
| If I should fail what poverty | B |
| And yet as poor as I | C |
| Have ventured all upon a throw | D |
| Have gained Yes Hesitated so | D |
| This side the victory | B |
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| Life is but life and death but death | E |
| Bliss is but bliss and breath but breath | E |
| And if indeed I fail | F |
| At least to know the worst is sweet | G |
| Defeat means nothing but defeat | G |
| No drearier can prevail | F |
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| And if I gain oh gun at sea | B |
| Oh bells that in the steeples be | B |
| At first repeat it slow | D |
| For heaven is a different thing | H |
| Conjectured and waked sudden in | I |
| And might o'erwhelm me so | D |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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