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The main idea I was trying to develop in this poem, was to describe in detail the loneliness and suffering of Penelope’s years away from Ulysses.
The techniques used were really basic; I used lots of adjectives, and tried to use imagery words to give the reader the image of Penelope reaching out to her true love.

Monologue:
For so Long I have suffered inside these forlorn walls
All happiness has been drained from the inside
I am nothing…
Too many days have gone by without a letter
Travelling the seas to unknown lands
Ulysses, my love, come back to me!
Can't you see how I suffer?
The pain is excruciating
Only you can mend my hurting heart

The sun never shines through these great dark halls
Always gloomy and alone
Never any signs of light or hope within these walls
My love for you is overpowering
Oh, how I wish he could return from his travels!
How could he leave me alone for so long?!
I try to be strong, I do, but…
I simply cannot get him out of my wondering mind
You must understand how greatly I need him.
My faithful nurse, you must understand
You keep me strong when I am tired
And for this I am truly thankful
But how can I keep on giving myself false hope?
The days are longer
And the year keeps dragging along
And I will continue to seek the horizons
For that almighty ship
Returning Ulysses to his faithful home at last

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