Pickthorn Manor: 24 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCF| The morning brought her a more stoic mind | A |
| And sunshine struck across the polished floor | B |
| She wondered whether this day she should find | A |
| Gervase a fishing and so listen more | B |
| Much more again to all he had to tell | C |
| And he was there but waiting to begin | D |
| Until she came They fished awhile then went | E |
| To the old seat within | D |
| The cherry's shade He pleased her very well | C |
| By his discourse But ever he must dwell | C |
| Upon Sir Everard Each incident | F |
Amy Lowell
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