Pickthorn Manor: 51 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDCCE| He whispered her that if she had forgiven | A |
| His startling her that afternoon the clock | B |
| Marked early bed time Surely it was Heaven | A |
| He entered when she opened to his knock | B |
| The hours rustled in the trailing wind | C |
| Over the chimney Close they lay and knew | D |
| Only that they were wedded At his touch | E |
| Anxiety she threw | D |
| Away like a shed garment and inclined | C |
| Herself to cherish him her happy mind | C |
| Quivering unthinking loving overmuch | E |
Amy Lowell
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