To Emily Dickinson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDBB EEFF GG| You who desired so much in vain to ask | A |
| Yet fed you hunger like an endless task | A |
| Dared dignify the labor bless the quest | B |
| Achieved that stillness ultimately best | B |
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| Being of all least sought for Emily hear | C |
| O sweet dead Silencer most suddenly clear | D |
| When singing that Eternity possessed | B |
| And plundered momently in every breast | B |
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| Truly no flower yet withers in your hand | E |
| The harvest you descried and understand | E |
| Needs more than wit to gather love to bind | F |
| Some reconcilement of remotest mind | F |
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| Leaves Ormus rubyless and Ophir chill | G |
| Else tears heap all within one clay cold hill | G |
Harold Hart Crane
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