Emily Dickinson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAACDEFGH| We think of hidden in a white dress | A |
| among the folded linens and sachets | A |
| of well kept cupboards or just out of sight | B |
| sending jellies and notes with no address | A |
| to all the wondering Amherst neighbors | A |
| Eccentric as New England weather | C |
| the stiff wind of her mind stinging or gentle | D |
| blew two half imagined lovers off | E |
| Yet legend won't explain the sheer sanity | F |
| of vision the serious mischief | G |
| of language the economy of pain | H |
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