A Woman-s Sonnets: Xii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| 'Tis ended truly truly as was best | A |
| Love is a little thing for one short day | B |
| You could not make it your life's only quest | A |
| Nor watch the poor corpse long in its decay | B |
| Go forth dear thou hast much to do on earth | C |
| In life's campaign there waits thee a great part | D |
| Much to be won and conquered of more worth | C |
| Than this poor victory of a woman's heart | D |
| For me the daylight of my years is dim | E |
| I seek not gladness yet shall find content | F |
| In such small duties as are learned of Him | E |
| Who bore all sorrows till my youth is spent | F |
| Yet come what may to me of weal or woe | G |
| I love thee bless thee dear where'er thou go | G |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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