Pickthorn Manor: 37 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCE| Then shame swept over her and held her numb | A |
| Hiding her anguished face against the seat | B |
| At last she rose a woman stricken dumb | A |
| And trailed away with slowly dragging feet | B |
| Gervase looked after her but feared to pass | C |
| The barrier set between them All his rare | D |
| Joy broke to fragments worse than that unreal | E |
| And standing lonely there | D |
| His swollen heart burst out and on the grass | C |
| He flung himself and wept He knew alas | C |
| The loss so great his life could never heal | E |
Amy Lowell
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