A Woman-s Sonnets: X Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCBDEDEBB| Love ere I go forgive me each least wrong | A |
| Each trouble I unwittingly have wrought | B |
| My heart my life my tears to thee belong | A |
| Yet have I erred maybe through too fond thought | B |
| One sin most certainly I need to atone | C |
| The sin of loving thee while yet unwooed | B |
| Mine only was this wrong this guilt alone | C |
| The woman tempted thee from ways of good | B |
| Forgive me too ere thy dear pity cease | D |
| That I denied thee vexed thee with delay | E |
| Sought my soul's coward shelter not thy peace | D |
| And having won thee still awhile said nay | E |
| Forgive me this that I too soon too late | B |
| Too wholly gave a love disconsolate | B |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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