Hamlet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSQ| Umbrageous cedars murmuring symphonies | A |
| Stooped in late twilight o'er dark Denmark's Prince | B |
| He sat his eyes companioned with dream | C |
| Lustrous large eyes that held the world in view | D |
| As some entranc d child's a puppet show | E |
| Darkness gave birth to the all trembling stars | F |
| And a far roar of long drawn cataracts | G |
| Flooding immeasurable night with sound | H |
| He sat so still his very thoughts took wing | I |
| And lightest Ariels the stillness haunted | J |
| With midge like measures but at last even they | K |
| Sank 'neath the influences of his night | L |
| The sweet dust shed faint perfume in the gloom | M |
| Through all wild space the stars' bright arrows fell | N |
| On the lone Prince the troubled son of man | O |
| On Time's dark waters in unearthly trouble | P |
| Then as the roar increased and one fair tower | Q |
| Of cloud took sky and stars with majesty | R |
| He rose his face a parchment of old age | S |
| Sorrow hath scribbled o'er and o'er and o'er | Q |
Walter De La Mare
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