What Are The Rhetorical Devices Used By Marge Piercy To Be Of Use Analysis

Every time some speaks, he or she shows up his or her feelings, revealing to the listener or reader a lot of things about himself or herself. His or her body language always appeared to look how that person is feeling, for example; the attitude the speaker take the audience, the reader, the language, the subject that speaker’s talks or as well about himself or herself. The attitudes are very important because it shows to the audience he or she is secure on what he or she is talking about. Expressing ideas, attitudes, fears, sorrows, disappointments, frustrations, hopes and joys and/or experiences make the audience focus exactly on the speaker’s thoughts. Some ideas, feelings, attitudes are presented on Marge Piercy’ poem “To Be of Use”. The speaker expresses their own concept or idea of work.
What these words explain is not something is received with enthusiasm but is often accepted either by force or obligation. The poem’s principal idea is the satisfaction to do your work every day and feel great can be attained by using your skills to serve the functions in life, for it is the opinion of the speaker that an unproductive existence has no strengths or significance because is pointless and insignificant. At the beginning of the poem the speaker exposes how the people he loves the best “The people I love the best jump into work head first without dallying in the shallows and swim off with sure strokes almost out of sight” (1-4). Using these words the speakers’ reveals that he admires the people who don’t be afraid with work and how can they don’t procrastinate their goals and