Form

Browning uses different types of literary devises throughout her poem to create a rhythm. Through the whole poem the use of enjambed lines create the smooth, easy rhythm that comes natural when reading. The poems flows from one line to another which is the result of enjambment. She also uses assonance in line 2 with the use of breadth and depth. The similar vowel sounds add to the rhythm of the poem. Even later in the poem in line 12, breath appears mimicking the similar sounds found in breadth and depth.