The Moon. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHBI JKLM BFBF| The moon was but a chin of gold | A |
| A night or two ago | B |
| And now she turns her perfect face | C |
| Upon the world below | B |
| - | |
| Her forehead is of amplest blond | D |
| Her cheek like beryl stone | E |
| Her eye unto the summer dew | F |
| The likest I have known | E |
| - | |
| Her lips of amber never part | G |
| But what must be the smile | H |
| Upon her friend she could bestow | B |
| Were such her silver will | I |
| - | |
| And what a privilege to be | J |
| But the remotest star | K |
| For certainly her way might pass | L |
| Beside your twinkling door | M |
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| Her bonnet is the firmament | B |
| The universe her shoe | F |
| The stars the trinkets at her belt | B |
| Her dimities of blue | F |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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