Question

rhyme scheme of the poem friends and flatterers by William Shakespeare

Answer 1

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The rhyme scheme of the poem 'Friends and Flatterers' is AA BB.

• The rhyme scheme of a poem is a way of expressing the rhythm of the poem in the form of an alphabetical pattern.
• The poem is divided into seven stanzas with each stanza having 4 lines.
• Each stanza has the same rhythm that can be expressed as AA BB.
• This means that the first two lines are rhyming and the last two lines are also rhyming. But there is no rhythm between the 2nd and the 3rd lines.
• For Example, in the first stanza the words 'thee' and 'misery' rhyme and so do the words 'wind' and 'find'. But misery and find do not rhyme with one another.