Pickthorn Manor: 26 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABBCDDDE| Then he would bring her books and read to her | A |
| The poems of Dr Donne and the blue river | A |
| Would murmur through the reading and a stir | A |
| Of birds and bees make the white petals shiver | A |
| And one or two would flutter prone and lie | B |
| Spotting the smooth clipped grass The days went by | B |
| Threaded with talk and verses Green leaves pushed | C |
| Through blossoms stubbornly | D |
| Gervase unconscious of dishonesty | D |
| Fell into strong and watchful loving free | D |
| He thought since always would his lips be hushed | E |
Amy Lowell
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