Take a spin through our analysis of Robert Frost's Mending Wall or William Cullen Bryant's poem Thanatopsis. Remember: blank verse isn't just for poetry. Be sure to check out blank verse in some of Shakespeare's plays, too, like The Tempest.
Next, make a loose knot in the end of the braid and weave it in all out through the outer meshes of the net. Then undo the loose knot, thread the braid through the outside hole of the bar at the other end of the hammock, and make a tight overhand knot to hold it in place. Repeat this process on the other side.
1 Hold one end of the string in each hand. 2  Make a loop with the end of the string in your left hand. 3  The end should be under the main portion of the string. 4  Put the end of the string that is in your right hand through the loop that you have made with your left. Cross the end in your right hand (end A) over the end in your left hand (end B) so that the rope forms an X. 2  Wrap end A so that it goes under end B and comes up again. 3  Bring end A back over end B to form a half-knot. 4  Place the top of end A over the top of end B. Bring end A back over end B to form an overhand knot.