To March. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJI KGLGJMGNG NCOPQNRST| Dear March come in | A |
| How glad I am | B |
| I looked for you before | C |
| Put down your hat | D |
| You must have walked | E |
| How out of breath you are | F |
| Dear March how are you | G |
| And the rest | H |
| Did you leave Nature well | I |
| Oh March come right upstairs with me | J |
| I have so much to tell | I |
| - | |
| I got your letter and the birds' | K |
| The maples never knew | G |
| That you were coming I declare | L |
| How red their faces grew | G |
| But March forgive me | J |
| And all those hills | M |
| You left for me to hue | G |
| There was no purple suitable | N |
| You took it all with you | G |
| - | |
| Who knocks That April | N |
| Lock the door | C |
| I will not be pursued | O |
| He stayed away a year to call | P |
| When I am occupied | Q |
| But trifles look so trivial | N |
| As soon as you have come | R |
| That blame is just as dear as praise | S |
| And praise as mere as blame | T |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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