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    I Never Saw a Moor

    I need the poem with the rhymes, the analysis, figures of speech, tone, simile, and the stanza and i would really apreciate if you could please tell me all of this.

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    Moor with Thee

    Wild Nights! Wild Nights!
    Were I with thee,
    Wild Nights should be
    Our luxury!

    Futile the winds
    To a heart in port,
    Done with the compass,
    Done with the chart!

    Rowing in Eden!
    Ah! the sea!
    Might I but moor
    To-night in Thee!

    - Emily Dickinson

    In nautical terms, a mooring is where boats tie up for the night.
    the verb is to moor. I think it is easy to confuse this with the
    natives of Casablanca, who are Moors.

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