Pickthorn Manor: 49 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFEDDD| She smiled a little wan and ravelled smile | A |
| Then came to him and on his shoulder laid | B |
| Her head and they two rested there awhile | A |
| Each taking comfort Not a word was said | C |
| But when he put his hand upon her breast | D |
| And felt her beating heart and with his lips | E |
| Sought solace for her and himself She started | F |
| As one sharp lashed with whips | E |
| And pushed him from her moaning his dumb quest | D |
| Denied and shuddered from And he distrest | D |
| Loosened his wife and long they sat there parted | D |
Amy Lowell
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