Esther, A Sonnet Sequence: Xxxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDAEFGFGHI| I do not doubt it You have a look of truth | A |
| Which is beyond suspicion But the world | B |
| Is as full of knaves as fools You have your youth | A |
| And I my wisdom Then your head is curled | B |
| Just as I like it and your face is smooth | C |
| And it can blush like your red innocent hands | D |
| I saw it in an instant in the booth | A |
| That we should know each other and be friends | E |
| It does not do to question Look at me | F |
| I am not pretty yet the world's best sense | G |
| Has raved about my beauty foolishly | F |
| These five years past in every mood and tense | G |
| Say Would you like we should be friends for good '' | H |
| Not knowing what I said I said I would | I |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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