The iambic pentameter in the poem creates an even rhythm and complements the poem as a formal tribute.
Explanation:
The verses of the poem above present five feet that are syllables with different intensities, a syllable with greater intensity followed by a syllable of lesser intensity, characterized as a long syllable and a short syllable. This is what is called the iambic pentameter.
This causes a rhythm in the poem, maintaining the formality and creating a formal homage.
