A Woman-s Sonnets: Vii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGHIHJKKWhat have I gained A little charity | A |
I never more may dare to fling a stone | B |
At any weakness nor make boast that I | C |
A better fence or fortitude had shown | B |
Some learning I in love's lore have grown wise | D |
Plucked apples of the evil and the good | E |
Made one short trespass into Paradise | F |
And known the full taste of forbidden food | G |
But love if it be gold has much alloy | H |
And I would gladly buy back ignorance | I |
But for the thought which still is my heart's joy | H |
That once your life grew happier in my hands | J |
That in your darkest and most troubled hour | K |
I had like Jesse's son a soothing power | K |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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