In “Havisham” the last word is “b-b-b-breaks”, I think that this suggests that the subject of the poem is about to break down or cry. “Moisten and mash up thy paste” and “Pound at thy powder” are examples of alliteration in “The Laboratory”. These are used to suggest the woman’s angry rage. Although both of the poems are written in, more or less, equal stanzas, there is no real rhythm or rhyme scheme to either of them...
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In “The Laboratory”, however, there are a few feminine rhymes where the stress is on the first syllable, such as “smithy” and “whitely”. This lack of rhyme and the use of enjambant and caesura emphasises even more that these women are thinking, interacting or reminiscing. The two women’s desires are exposes in both of the poems...
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