The Meaning Of The Look Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADDAEFEGEH| I think that look of Christ might seem to say | A |
| 'Thou Peter art thou then a common stone | B |
| Which I at last must break my heart upon | C |
| For all God's charge to his high angels may | A |
| Guard my foot better Did I yesterday | A |
| Wash thy feet my beloved that they should run | D |
| Quick to deny me 'neath the morning sun | D |
| And do thy kisses like the rest betray | A |
| The cock crows coldly GO and manifest | E |
| A late contrition but no bootless fear | F |
| For when thy final need is dreariest | E |
| Thou shalt not be denied as I am here | G |
| My voice to God and angels shall attest | E |
| Because I KNOW this man let him be clear ' | H |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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