Paradise Lost is an epic poetry penned by John Milton. The poem is a rendition of the story of Adam and Eve from the Bible. The poem is written in blank verse.
Blank verse is a literary device used in poetry defined as a un-rhymed verse written in iambic pentameter. Paradise Lost is written in blank verses with iambic pentameter. The book is divided into ten parts and all books follow the same rhyme scheme pattern.
So, the answer is true that John Milton did not use a rhyme scheme pattern in his epic Paradise Lost.
1) a rope ladder 2) marriage 3) Rosemary 4) it doesn’t exactly say in the scene but I think it’s A - say how handsome Paris is 5) bite his thumb at them
