A New Pilgrimage: Sonnet Xvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGGGods what a moral Yet in vain I jest | A |
The France which has been and shall be again | B |
Is the most serious and perhaps the best | A |
Of all the nations which have power with men | B |
France only of the nations has this plain | C |
Thought in the world to scorn hypocrisy | D |
And by this token she shall purge the stain | C |
Of her sins yet though these as scarlet be | D |
Let her put off her folly 'Tis a cloak | E |
Which hides her virtue Let her foremost stand | F |
The champion of all necks which feel the yoke | E |
As once she stood sublime in every land | F |
Let her forgo her Tonquins and make good | G |
Her boast to man of man's high brotherhood | G |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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