harlesGayley,whowrote:‘Theoctavebearstheburden;adoubt,aproblem,areflection,aquery,anhistoricalstatement,acryofindignationordesire,avisionoftheideal.Thesesteteasestheload,resolvestheproblemordoubt,answersthequeryordoubt,solacestheyearning,realizesthevision’.Thus,wecanseethattherhymeschemedemonstratesatwofolddivisioninthepoem,providingastructurefordevelopmentofthemesandideas.DEarlyon,however,Englishpoetsbegantovaryandexperimentwiththisstructure.ThefirstmajordevelopmentwasmadebyHenryHoward,EarlofSurrey,altogetheranindifferentpoet,butwastakenupandperfectedbyWilliamShakespeare,andisnamedafterhim.alsohasfourteenlinesiniambicpentameter,butratherthanthedivisionintooctaveandsestet,thepoemisdividedintofourparts:threequatrainsandafinalrhymingcouplet.Eachquatrainhasitsowninternalrhymescheme,wouldrhyme