A New Pilgrimage: Sonnet Xxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEABCBFBFGGYet it is pitiful how friendships die | A |
Spite of our oaths eternal and high vows | B |
Some fall through blight of tongues wagged secretly | C |
Some through strifes loud in empty honour's house | D |
Some vanish with fame got too glorious | E |
And rapt to heaven in fiery chariots fly | A |
And some are drowned in sloth and the carouse | B |
Of wedded joys and long love's tyranny | C |
O ye who with high hearted valliance | B |
Deem truth eternal and youth's dreams divine | F |
Keep ye from love and fame and the mischance | B |
Of other worship than the Muses nine | F |
So haply shall you tread life's latest strand | G |
With a true brother still and hand in hand | G |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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