He uses many rhetorical devices such as rhymes, metaphor, repetition, alliteration etc… Firstly, the whole poem’s structure is structured in a poetic way using rhyme schemes. He uses words like “dreamed” and “schemed(line 6 and 8), “wreathe” and “breathe”(
The repetition also serves as a constant reminder to the reader that this is a poem expressing his love. The poet uses simple structures within the stanzas to elevate his writing. With each stanza
In “How to Read Like a Writer,” Mike Bunn states that the most important part of reading is to find the writers technique of writing. He begins by saying in order to understand the meaning of “How toRead Like a Writer,” is to identify the choices of the writer and if the techniques that is used is one you want to use yourself. Bunn continues to say that instead of obtaining the context you should find how the writer pieced the work together. Bunn brought up a poet named Allen Tate who says that there are two different ways of reading.
Additionally, the structure of the poem creates a sense of
A lot of Imagery makes the story more intense and easier to understand. Irony makes the poem lighter and gives it a more smooth
First Imagery is used to give the reader a mental visual of a scene or image. For example, the quote from page 29 makes you visualize an image of Elie’s family being separated, and the quote on page 115 makes you visualize a boy looking at a corpse in the mirror. Next, literary devices are used to express how the main character feels by showing what will happen next, giving non-human objects human abilities, and having the opposite meaning. Third, first person point of view is used to help the reader connect to the main character more. For example, the quote on page 39 means when you you feel scared it can change your actions just like Elie, another example is the quote on page 72 explains that when Elie motivated himself by thinking of what they might say about him, and sometimes doing this can help the
Also throughout the story, he is not starting fresh on a new idea he built all of his poems on the main idea of his dog, named Sky. I thought that from a teacher standpoint and as she was giving examples of different
For example, “There was Casey’s Manner as he stopped into his place.” This gives a clear picture in the reader's head. The poem also uses literary devices to give the poem its feeling. For example, “There was a muffled roar like the beating of the storm waves.” This is showing how people were upset but not fully yelling kind of like waves during a storm and how they hit a certain times.
It also keeps the reader hooked on the poem,
One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest tells the story of convicted felon, Randal McMurphy, and his experience entering a mental institution. He rebels against the restrictive environment and challenges the oppressive rules and standards set forth by Nurse Ratched and the hospital staff throughout the novel. He opens the eyes of the other patients to the unethical control and introduces them to their own right of individuality. McMurphy reconstructs the memory and identity of many of the characters throughout the course of the novel by challenging the oppressive environment created by the hospital and its staff through self sacrifice, rebellion, and perception. Mcmurphy's ultimate downfall at the end of the novel is an expression of self-sacrifice.
Regardless of this, the poem is famous for its unique rhythm and meter of poem. The poem flows very smoothly but does not have a specific poetic foot. Consonances were used to help the rhyme scheme sound more pleasing to readers. The poets diction was exclusive and out of the ordinary.
Therefore, he used visual techniques to add a sense of realism to his poems that no one had ever seen before. He also used visual techniques in his poem “r-p-o-p-h-e-s-s-a-g-r” in Document B, it shows a grasshopper hopping towards its business somewhere else. Cummings, with his imagination and visual techniques, paints a picture in the mind of the
Although composers of documentaries reflect objectivity when presenting their case, they do however stretch the truth through manipulation. A documentary is a representation of reality. However, the composer’s ability to distinguish between reality and representation can raise a question about the nature, the truth and objectivity of the documentary. A variety of film techniques are used to help showcase the objectivity of the documentary, however they easily manipulate the audience’s perspective through exaggeration of the truth. Michael Moore’s “Bowling for Columbine” (2002) is a satirical documentary confronting controversial issues including the alarming gun crime statistics in United States.
He uses many literary elements that include, rhyming, rhyme scheme, and end rhyme. His poems are also not light hearted and funny but are about more serious matters. In his poem “Toast to Dayton” every other line rhymes. For example in “Toast to Dayton” passion rhymes with fashion which is two lines below it, and know rhymes with flow, and flow is two lines below know. In “The Debt” each line rhymes with the next line making every two lines a couplet.
Although he uses imagery, tone and irony in ways that really pull the poem together to make it what it
