Poetry written in Old English has no rhyme. Such is the case of Beowulf, which has instead an alliterative structure, with each line split into two halves, with two metrical stresses per half. Seamus Heaney's translation reflected this structure by reproducing the strong rhythm and alliteration of the original poem.
A.Uncle Juan's
B.Fortieth
C.Birthday
b. As misshapen and abstract
c. As sickly and reptilian
d. As humanlike and muscular
B. Martin Luther King day
C. an Italian Grocery
D. a cold, snowy Winter