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Question
Read the poem and write -
The rhyme scheme of the following lines. Lines 1 to 8
Last stanza
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Solution
Lines 1 to 8 - aa, bb, cc, dd
Last stanza - aa, bb, cc, dd
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Does this poem have a rhyme scheme? Poetry that does not have an obvious rhythm or rhyme is called ‘free verse’.
Shelley's sonnet follows the traditional structure of the fourteen-line Italian sonnet, featuring an opening octave, or a set of eight lines, that presents a conflict or dilemma, followed by a sestet, or a set of six lines, that offers some resolution or commentary upon the proposition introduced in the octave. Read the poem carefully and complete the following table on the structure of the poem.
| Rhyme Scheme | Theme | |
| Octave | ||
| Sestet |
What is the rhyme scheme of the poem ?
Notice the rhyme scheme in the poem. Do you notice a consistent pattern? We use a new letter for every new sound at the end of the lines. The rhyme scheme for the first stanza is given alongside the lines. Do it for the rest of the poem.
