Pickthorn Manor: 31 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGE| She gave a little cry and fell quite prone | A |
| In the long grass and lay there very still | B |
| Gervase leapt from the tree at her soft moan | A |
| And kneeling over her with clumsy skill | B |
| Unloosed her bodice fanned her with his hat | C |
| And his unguarded lips pronounced his heart | D |
| Eunice my Dearest Girl where are you hurt | E |
| His trembling fingers dart | D |
| Over her limbs seeking some wound She strove | F |
| To answer opened wide her eyes above | G |
| Her knelt Sir Everard with face alert | E |
Amy Lowell
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