Pickthorn Manor: 53 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDDDF| When Everard next day asked her in joke | A |
| What name it was that she had called him by | B |
| She told him of Gervase and as she spoke | A |
| She hardly realized it was a lie | B |
| Her vision she related but she hid | C |
| The fondness into which she had been led | D |
| Sir Everard just laughed and pinched her ear | E |
| And quite out of her head | D |
| The matter drifted Then Sir Everard chid | D |
| Himself for laziness and off he rid | D |
| To see his men and count his farming gear | F |
Amy Lowell
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