A New Pilgrimage: Sonnet Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBABABDBDEE| Behold the deed is done Here endeth all | A |
| That bound my grief to its ancestral ways | B |
| I have passed out as from a funeral | C |
| From my dead home and in the great world's gaze | B |
| Henceforth I stand a pilgrim of new days | B |
| On the high road of life Where I was thrall | A |
| See I am master being passionless | B |
| And having nothing now am lord of all | A |
| How glorious is the world Its infinite grace | B |
| Surprises me and not as erst with fear | D |
| But as one meets a woman face to face | B |
| Loved once and unforgotten and still dear | D |
| In certain moods and seasons So to me | E |
| The fair world smiles to day yet leaves me free | E |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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