Pickthorn Manor: 16 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCE| Under the orchard trees daffodils danced | A |
| And jostled turning sideways to the wind | B |
| A dropping cherry petal softly glanced | A |
| Over her hair and slid away behind | B |
| At the far end through twisted cherry trees | C |
| The old house glowed geranium hued with bricks | D |
| Bloomed in the sun like roses low and long | E |
| Gabled and with quaint tricks | D |
| Of chimneys carved and fretted Out of these | C |
| Grey smoke was shaken which the faint Spring breeze | C |
| Tossed into nothing Then a thrush's song | E |
Amy Lowell
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