The Hemlock Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGC HIJK HLMNI think the hemlock likes to stand | A |
Upon a marge of snow | B |
It suits his own austerity | C |
And satisfies an awe | D |
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That men must slake in wilderness | E |
Or in the desert cloy | F |
An instinct for the hoar the bald | G |
Lapland's necessity | C |
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The hemlock's nature thrives on cold | H |
The gnash of northern winds | I |
Is sweetest nutriment to him | J |
His best Norwegian wines | K |
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To satin races he is nought | H |
But children on the Don | L |
Beneath his tabernacles play | M |
And Dnieper wrestlers run | N |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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