A New Pilgrimage: Sonnet V Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDCDCEFEFGHThe physical world itself is a fair thing | A |
For who has eyes to see or ears to hear | B |
To day I fled on my new freedom's wind | C |
With the first swallows of the parting year | D |
Southwards from England At the Folkestone pier | D |
I left the burden of my sins behind | C |
Noting how gay the noon was and how clear | D |
The tide's fresh laughter rising to no wind | C |
A hundred souls of men there with my own | E |
Smiled in that sunshine 'Tis a little measure | F |
Makes glad the heart at sea and not alone | E |
Do wise men kindle to its pulse of pleasure | F |
Here all alike peers pedlars squires and dames | G |
Forswore their griefs fog born of Father Thames | H |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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