Pickthorn Manor: 41 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCE| Hard silence he had forced upon his lips | A |
| For long and long and would have done so still | B |
| Had not she here she pressed her finger tips | A |
| Against her heavy eyes Then with forced will | B |
| She wrote that he might come sealed with the arms | C |
| Of Crowe and Frampton twined Her heart felt lighter | D |
| When this was done It seemed her constant care | E |
| Might some day cease to fright her | D |
| Illness could be no crime and dreadful harms | C |
| Did come from too much sunshine Her alarms | C |
| Would lessen when she saw him standing there | E |
Amy Lowell
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