"He watches from his mountain walls, And like a thunderbolt he falls."
-Obviously this passage is describing an eagle catching food, although despite the facts of the poem there are many literary aspects that create an depth read, including the rhyme scheme and the abundance of figurative terms packed into the 6 lines of this poem. Tennyson escapes forming a childish tone despite the fact that he uses excess rhyming. I believe that the reason for this is because his rhymes are supporting descriptions that add to the in depth imagery of the poem.
-In order to portray Tennyson writing style I am going to attempt to make my rhymes more meaningful and more appropriate for the sentence. I want to focus more on the meaning of the word I'm am using to rhyme instead of just how it sounds in the sentence.
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