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prescanned shakespeare and classical verse prescanned shakespeare com presented by acoustic learning home prescanned shakespeare home aruffo home acoustic learning home about about scansion reading the scan marks scansion workshop 1 verse scansion workshop 2 analysis scansion workshop 3 shakespeare scansion appendix free verse sonnets 1 sonnets 001 015 sonnets 016 030 sonnets 031 045 sonnets 046 060 sonnets 061 075 sonnets 076 090 sonnets 2 sonnets 091 105 sonnets 106 120 sonnets 121 135 sonnets 136 150 sonnets 151 154 other verse comedies 1 all s well that ends well as you like it the comedy of errors love s labours lost measure for measure the merry wives of windsor the merchant of venice a midsummer night s dream comedies 2 much ado about nothing pericles the taming of the shrew the tempest twelfth night two gentlemen of verona the winter s tale histories henry iv 1 henry iv 2 henry v henry vi 1 henry vi 2 henry vi 3 henry viii king john richard ii richard iii tragedies antony and cleopatra coriolanus cymbeline hamlet julius caesar king lear macbeth othello romeo and juliet timon of athens titus andronicus troilus and cressida on this site you will find the complete works of william shakespeare pre scanned shakespeare wrote primarily in verse verse is language arranged into rhythmic patterns such as if we shadows have offended think but this and all is mended scanning is the process of finding a verse s rhythm to find the rhythm of a verse you scan through its lines and you figure out which syllables are long or stressed and which are short or unstressed once you have scanned the lines you make marks to indicate the syllables lengths a system of marks that show a scanned rhythm is called scansion the purpose of marking scansion is to make rhythm visible if we shadows have of fended think but this and all is mended this resource is not meant to be authoritative because there are many different ways to interpret a text rather they are offered as examples of how each text may be naturally spoken and still be rhythmical the scansion used on this site is derived from the work of edgar allan poe poe explained verse rhythm in his essay the rationale of verse and the foundations of his theory have now been used to create scansion made simple an easy to read instruction manual that explains how to analyze the rhythmical patterns of verse please read further about how the scansion is applied in these texts or about how to interpret the marks feel free to write eartraining a t aruffo d ot com if you have any questions