Victory Comes Late, Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP| Victory comes late | A |
| And is held low to freezing lips | B |
| Too rapt with frost | C |
| To take it | D |
| How sweet it would have tasted | E |
| Just a drop | F |
| Was God so economical | G |
| His table 's spread too high for us | H |
| Unless we dine on tip toe | I |
| Crumbs fit such little mouths | J |
| Cherries suit robins | K |
| The eagle's golden breakfast | L |
| Strangles them | M |
| God keeps his oath to sparrows | N |
| Who of little love | O |
| Know how to starve | P |
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
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