Summer's Obsequies. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IFEF GJKJ JLM| The gentian weaves her fringes | A |
| The maple's loom is red | B |
| My departing blossoms | C |
| Obviate parade | D |
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| A brief but patient illness | E |
| An hour to prepare | F |
| And one below this morning | G |
| Is where the angels are | H |
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| It was a short procession | I |
| The bobolink was there | F |
| An aged bee addressed us | E |
| And then we knelt in prayer | F |
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| We trust that she was willing | G |
| We ask that we may be | J |
| Summer sister seraph | K |
| Let us go with thee | J |
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| In the name of the bee | J |
| And of the butterfly | L |
| And of the breeze amen | M |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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