A Woman-s Sonnets: Viii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHH| I sue thee not for pity on my case | A |
| If I have sinned the judgment has begun | B |
| My joy was but one day of all the days | C |
| And clouds have blotted it and hid the sun | B |
| Thou wert so much to me But soon I knew | D |
| How small a part could mine be in thy life | E |
| That all a woman may endure or do | D |
| Counts little to her hero in the strife | E |
| I do not blame thee who deserved no blame | F |
| Thou hast so many worlds within thy ken | G |
| I staked my all upon a losing game | F |
| Knowing the nature and the needs of men | G |
| And knowing too how quickly pride is spent | H |
| With open eyes to Love and Death I went | H |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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