This is an analysis of At One O'Clock In The Morning by Charles Baudelaire.
Alone, at last! Not a sound to be heard but the rumbling of some belated and decrepit cabs. For a few hours
we shall have silence, if not repose. At last the tyranny of the human face has disappeared, and I myself shall be the…
Structure
- Rhyme scheme: abaccXdXXdebfXdebXbdffa
- Stanza lengths: 23,
- Metre: 011110100110100010101010110110 1111001011101000010111011111100 10101100 11111010011100101010101010010 10110100100111011101010111010 1011001 100110011110101011100101010111 1011101010111111100011001010000 010000111010101001110101010101 011101011011001101011010001011 110100100110010101001101000100 1010111001010111011110011000100 1001100010001001101011011011110 0101100100100101101001100100101 111111011110111101010011011 11001011100011100111010011100 010110011001010111010110101001000 011100101 101001011101001111100111101110 100010110101101111101111101 011110110010100011111111010 0101010111011111101001111101000 11101
- Closest metre: iambic pentameter
- Guessed form: blank verse
- Stanzas: 1
- Lines: 23
Repeated words/phrases
of, last, at, me, to, and, i, myself
Epiphora
to
