Pickthorn Manor: 36 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCE| He tried again to take her tried to twist | A |
| Her arms about him Truly she had said | B |
| Nothing should ever part them In a mist | A |
| She pushed him from her clasped her aching head | B |
| In both her hands and rocked and sobbed aloud | C |
| Oh Where is Everard What does this mean | D |
| So lately come to leave me thus alone | E |
| But Gervase had not seen | D |
| Sir Everard Then gently to her bowed | C |
| And sickening spirit he told of her proud | C |
| Surrender to him He could hear her moan | E |
Amy Lowell
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