Oh who but Maude, my sister Maude, Who lurked to spy and peer. The repetition of the pronoun â who â invites the reader immediately into a world of blame as the repetition draws attention to the person âwhoâ has brought about the suffering in the poem.h who but Maude, my sister Maude, Who lurked to spy and peer. The repetition of the pronoun â who â invites the reader immediately into a world of blame as the repetition draws attention to the person âwhoâ has brought about the suffering in the poem.