Blank verse is exemplified in this passage.
- As stated in option C and further detailed below, a classic example of blank poetry is found in a passage from William Shakespeare's "Hamlet."
- Lines written in blank verse make up the majority of the passage from "Hamlet" that we are examining now. When a poem lacks rhyme and has a metrical structure, which ensures that each line contains a specific number of syllables, we say it is written in blank verse.
- Be careful not to mix up free verse with blank verse. Free poetry does not adhere to any metrical or rhyme schemes. The play "Hamlet" is written in blank verse since it does adhere to a metrical structure. Poetry that is composed in unrhymed yet metrical lines—almost commonly iambic pentameter—is referred to as "blank verse" in literature.
Thus the correct answer is Option C.
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