Esther, A Sonnet Sequence: Xliii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAACDCEFGFGHHHow shall I tell my fall The life of man | A |
Is but a tale of tumbles this way thrown | B |
At his beginning by mere haste of plan | A |
In the first gaping ditch with flowers o'ergrown | A |
Anon more cautious for his wounded knees | C |
Yet falling still through much expectancy | D |
And so to age the goal of his heart's ease | C |
Stumbling in blindness on he knows not why | E |
How shall I tell it As the poets tell | F |
Who wrap love in a garment of vain light | G |
Or plainly naked the poor child of Hell | F |
And laughter that it is and starless night | G |
I like the truth best Yet this love sad thing | H |
Mired and defiled I saw it once a king | H |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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