Three Pictures Continued Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDABADEEEDE| The first a woman nobly limbed and fair | A |
| Standeth at sunset by a famed far sea | B |
| Red are her lips as Love's own kisses were | C |
| Yet speak they never though they smile on me | B |
| An old knight next and arm d cap pie | D |
| Watcheth the slaughtered clay that was his heir | A |
| The winding sheet is not more white than he | B |
| Hath sat since dawn and hath not shed a tear | A |
| The third a tortured bull about to die | D |
| In the arena No proud infidel | E |
| E'er laid his dripping spears more scornfully | E |
| In Spanish dust for he too ere he fell | E |
| Hath slain a man Ah Christ That murderous eye | D |
| Burneth athirst like the red pit of Hell | E |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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