The Spirit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GGHG| 'T is whiter than an Indian pipe | A |
| 'T is dimmer than a lace | B |
| No stature has it like a fog | C |
| When you approach the place | B |
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| Not any voice denotes it here | D |
| Or intimates it there | E |
| A spirit how doth it accost | F |
| What customs hath the air | E |
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| This limitless hyperbole | G |
| Each one of us shall be | G |
| 'T is drama if hypothesis | H |
| It be not tragedy | G |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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