A New Pilgrimage: Sonnet I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDBDBEBFGG| Care killed a cat and I have cares at home | A |
| Which vex me nightly and disturb my bed | B |
| The things I love have all grown wearisome | C |
| The things that loved me are estranged or dead | B |
| I have a house most fair but tenanted | B |
| With shadows only gardens of tall trees | D |
| Fenced in and made secure from every dread | B |
| But this one terror my soul's lack of ease | D |
| I have much wealth of pleasure horse and hound | B |
| Woods broad for sport and fields that are my own | E |
| With neighbours of good cheer to greet me round | B |
| And servants tried by whom my will is done | F |
| Here all things live at peace in this dear place | G |
| All but my pride which goes companionless | G |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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