The Storm. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGHIFIJKLMK| There came a wind like a bugle | A |
| It quivered through the grass | B |
| And a green chill upon the heat | C |
| So ominous did pass | B |
| We barred the windows and the doors | D |
| As from an emerald ghost | E |
| The doom's electric moccason | F |
| That very instant passed | G |
| On a strange mob of panting trees | H |
| And fences fled away | I |
| And rivers where the houses ran | F |
| The living looked that day | I |
| The bell within the steeple wild | J |
| The flying tidings whirled | K |
| How much can come | L |
| And much can go | M |
| And yet abide the world | K |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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