Banquo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO| What dost thou here far from thy native place | A |
| What piercing influences of heaven have stirred | B |
| Thy heart's last mansion all corruptible to wake | C |
| To move and in the sweets of wine and fire | D |
| Sit tempting madness with unholy eyes | E |
| Begone thou shuddering pale anomaly | F |
| The dark presses without on yew and thorn | G |
| Stoops now the owl upon her lonely quest | H |
| The pomp runs high here and our beauteous women | I |
| Seek no cold witness O let murder cry | J |
| Too shrill for human ear only to God | K |
| Come not in power to wreak so wild a vengeance | L |
| Thou knowest not now the limit of man's heart | M |
| He is beyond thy knowledge Gaze not then | N |
| Horror enthroned lit with insanest light | O |
Walter De La Mare
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