A New Pilgrimage: Sonnet Viii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBABCDEDEFGI will sit down awhile in dalliance | A |
With my dead life and dream that it is young | B |
My earliest memories have their home in France | C |
The chestnut woods of Bearn and streams among | B |
Where first I learned to stammer the French tongue | B |
Fair ancient France No railroad insolence | A |
Had mixed her peoples then and still men clung | B |
Each to his ways and viewed the world askance | C |
We too as exiles from our northern shore | D |
Surveyed things sparsely and my own child's scorn | E |
Remained how long a rebel to all lore | D |
Save its lost English nor was quite o'erborne | E |
Till as I swore I'd speak no French frog's word | F |
I swore in French and so laid down my sword | G |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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