Pickthorn Manor: 38 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEDDF| For days thereafter Eunice lived retired | A |
| Waited upon by one old serving maid | B |
| She would not leave her chamber and desired | C |
| Only to hide herself She was afraid | B |
| Of what her eyes might trick her into seeing | D |
| Of what her longing urge her then to do | E |
| What was this dreadful illness solitude | F |
| Had tortured her into | E |
| Her hours went by in a long constant fleeing | D |
| The thought of that one morning And her being | D |
| Bruised itself on a happening so rude | F |
Amy Lowell
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