Never Give All The Heart Poetic Devices

Table of Contents
Biography, Three Questions by Lang Leav, Analysis, Historical Context, Poetic Devices, and Criticism ……………………………………………………..…………………….…….Pages 3-7
Rupi Kaur Biography, Poem, Analysis, Historical Context, Poetic Devices, and Criticism……….
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Ari Eastman Biography, Poem, Analysis, Historical Context, Poetic Devices, and Criticism…….
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Biography, Never Give All the Heart Poem by William Butler , Analysis, Historical Context, Poetic Devices, and Criticism
Work Cited……………………………………….…………………………………..……..Page 18

Biography on Lang Leav: Leav was born in a Thai refugee camp. Her current home is in New Zealand with her partner, Michael

The boat was flipped over by a wave that then climbed onto the boat. The boat took two hours for it to sink. A man on a rescue boat discovered the surviving victim and managed to get him help. The ages of all victims ranged from 28 years old upto 50 years old. Many of the bodies took a long time to find and also, to identify.
Poetic Devices: The poetic device of personification is used in this poem. Personification is the attribution of a personal nature, or human characteristic to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form. The way that this poetic device is used in this poem is how an emotion is given the ability to ask a question. Gratitude, Joy, and Sorrow all ask questions (bolded above) knowing they’re the answer to what they’re asking. This helps us to better understand the power of emotions and how feeling a certain way can make us wonder certain

I felt like the way in which the questions were answered can make the reader experience what hasn’t been experienced before, just like some people believe that you can only experience a certain kind of love once. I feel like making a new stanza to answer the last question was effective. The pause made it sound like a dramatic and showed how much it struck her and hurt her to answer it. I didn’t think anything in this poem was ineffective. Biography on Rupi Kaur: Author of Milk and Honey, Rupi Kaur was born on October 5th, 1992, making her 24 years old now. She was born in Punjab, India, her family then moved to where she was raised, Toronto, Canada. Rupi Kaur has came out with two books, Milk and Honey and 1 NRI GIRL. Kaur’s first performance was in 2009 at the “Punjabi Community Health Center”. Rupi Kaur’s interests varied. She didn’t just spend all her time on writing. She was involved with illustrating, design, photography, videography, and creative direction. She decided at around age 17 that writing was what she wanted to stick to.

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