two examples of ‘s’ sounds in the middle of words. c. Write out two examples with ‘s’ sounds at the end. 4. Poetic Terms: a. Write out one example of a rhyming couplet. b. Write out two examples of assonance. c. Write out two examples of alliteration. d. Write out two examples of internal rhyme. 5. On the creative level (not literal)‚ what did Annabel Lee die of? According to the author‚ what is the reason for Annabel Lee’s death (NOT the cause)? 6. In the poem‚ what is the literal cause
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In the poems “Identity”‚ by Julio Noboa Polanco‚ and “The Road Not Taken”‚ by Robert Frost‚ there are many prime examples of alliteration‚ repetition‚ rhyme‚ and rhythm. To begin with‚ “Identity” uses repetition by repeating the words “I’d rather be” in stanzas two‚ four‚ and the beginning and end of stanza five. The poem “The Road Not Taken” uses repetition by starting lines: two‚ three‚ and four with “and” in stanza one‚ “and” in line seven‚ line eleven starts with “and”‚ line twenty also starts
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the mother instinctively when she tried to approach its hiding place but then the poet alludes to evil in the phrase “…diabolic tail…”‚ comparing the scorpion to the devil‚ which contrasts with our initial image of the insect. The poet uses alliteration to describe the moment of the sting‚ “Parting with his poison…”. The scorpion then departs‚ “…he risked the rain again…”‚ probably because he was scared off by all the villagers that then come to the house upon hearing about the sting. Ezekiel
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return to experience this in reality. Language and Style: The poem is made up of three four line verses with line one rhyming with line three and line two with line four. It is very rich in sound. Along with rhyme‚ there are numerous examples of alliteration. "A hive for the honey bee" Assonance is also present. "Clay and wattles made." An excellent example of consonance is found in lines seven and eight with repetition of the "L" sound‚ in words such as "all‚" "glimmer‚" "purple‚" "glow‚" "full‚"
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reached‚ the first and last lines rhyme together (12‚15)‚ but the middle two are free‚ or unrhymed (13‚14). The words ‘slept’ and ‘wept’ are rhymed‚ with ‘wept’ in a prominent position at the end of the stanza‚ which is also emphasised by the alliteration
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Shark” like when she wrote “we flinched at the stench of blood that dripped on the fish house floor”. Judith Beveridge also uses language techniques‚ such as in the first line of the poem it says “We heard the creaking clutch of the crank”‚ which is alliteration. She also uses another language technique “Gulls circled like ghouls”‚ which is the use of similes. The poem “The Shark” is structured in 3 line stanza’s which makes it pack more of a punch. The other poem I have chosen to talk about is “Orb
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starting this paragraph. I may be right in saying this is unlike a few – if not many – people in my form who had trouble starting. This is not me. I have simply strived to string this braid of bubbling and beautiful words together. Do you not find the alliteration‚ sibilance‚ plosive sounds and onomatopoeia in the last sentence level seven worthy? I’m hard pressed to find a reason for not giving me a level seven‚ as‚ a great man like you can‚ I hope‚ see what is right in front of you – a level seven-worthy
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as we move toward a new world order A normal life is boring But superstardom’s close to post mortem It only grows harder‚ homie grows hotter He blows us all over‚ these hoes is all on him Coast to coast shows‚ he’s known as the Globetrotter Pun Alliteration Lonely roads got him He knows he’s grown farther from home‚ he’s no father He goes home and barely
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sun: (7) #And I will love thee still‚ my dear‚ (9) While the sands o’ life shall run. (7) #And fare thee weel‚ my only love (8) #And fare thee weel‚ a while! (6) And I will come again‚ my love‚ (8) Tho’ it were ten thousand mile. (7) rhyme alliteration assonance consonance rhythm #refrain (meter) -No onomatopoeia SOUND PATTERN 1.Type of the poem- Lyrical poetry (song) It is not a free verse 2.A regular pattern (meter)- Stanza 1: 6-8 Stanza 2: 6-9 Stanza 2: 6-8 3.Rhyme (repetition
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"I know what the caged bird feels‚ alas"‚ the word alas is an expression of the grief and sadness the poet is going through. "When the sun is bright on the upland slopes‚ when the wind stirs soft through the springing grass" here the poet uses alliteration twice using the letters w and s. "And the river flows like a stream of glass" the poet uses a figure of speech which is a simile to compare the river with glass‚ the purpose of this simile is to enhance the beauty of river stream by comparing
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