Pickthorn Manor: 03 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCE| A lady in a Manor house alone | A |
| Whose husband is in Flanders with the Duke | B |
| Of Marlborough and Prince Eugene she's grown | A |
| Too apathetic even to rebuke | B |
| Her idleness What is she on this Earth | C |
| No woman surely since she neither can | D |
| Be wed nor single must not let her mind | E |
| Build thoughts upon a man | D |
| Except for hers Indeed that were no dearth | C |
| Were her Lord here for well she knew his worth | C |
| And when she thought of him her eyes were kind | E |
Amy Lowell
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