Pickthorn Manor: 43 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCE| Daily they met And gravely walked and talked | A |
| He read her no more verses and he stayed | B |
| Only until their conversation balked | A |
| Of every natural channel fled dismayed | B |
| Again the next day she would meet him trying | C |
| To give her tone some healthy sprightliness | D |
| But his uneager dignity soon chilled | E |
| Her well prepared address | D |
| Thus Summer waned and in the mornings crying | C |
| Of wild geese startled Eunice and their flying | C |
| Whirred overhead for days and never stilled | E |
Amy Lowell
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