A Woman-s Sonnets: I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHH| If the past year were offered me again | A |
| With choice of good and ill before me set | B |
| Should I be wiser for the bliss and pain | C |
| And dare to choose that we had never met | B |
| Could I find heart those happy hours to miss | D |
| When love began unthought of and unspoke | E |
| That first strange day when by a sudden kiss | D |
| We knew each other's secret and awoke | E |
| Ah no not even to escape the smart | F |
| Of that fell agony I underwent | G |
| Flying from thee and my own traitor heart | F |
| Till doubts and dreads and battlings overspent | G |
| I knew at last that thou or love or fate | H |
| Had conquered and repentance was too late | H |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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