Unto My Books So Good To Turn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIJ KLMN| Unto my books so good to turn | A |
| Far ends of tired days | B |
| It half endears the abstinence | C |
| And pain is missed in praise | B |
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| As flavors cheer retarded guests | D |
| With banquetings to be | E |
| So spices stimulate the time | F |
| Till my small library | E |
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| It may be wilderness without | G |
| Far feet of failing men | H |
| But holiday excludes the night | I |
| And it is bells within | J |
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| I thank these kinsmen of the shelf | K |
| Their countenances bland | L |
| Enamour in prospective | M |
| And satisfy obtained | N |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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