She Shall Not Guess Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABACDECDE| Even if I died no sound should tell it her | A |
| Death babbles but the calm of her dear eyes | B |
| In vain would ask no tell tale breath should stir | A |
| The lips still treasuring a thought unwise | B |
| How vain my life has been in its disguise | B |
| Left unregarded her least pensioner | A |
| Yielding to all unasking even with sighs | B |
| The dole of hope not Heaven could quite confer | A |
| To day behold me on this page her name | C |
| Over my own inscribing with no prayer | D |
| Nor daring even to kneel in my distress | E |
| What I have written in this candle's flame | C |
| Shrinks ere 'tis finished and the incensed air | D |
| Bears but betrays it not She shall not guess | E |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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