· Rhythm:The long five beat rhythms of the final two lines reflect the heavy burden the poet carries within her as she meditates on her subconscious terrors.
· Tone: Callous - 'Whatever I see I swallow immediately'
· Personification:the mirror- "I" in the first line-is given the ability to speak, see and swallow, as well as human qualities like truthfulness.
· Conceit: Plath compares aging to a terrible fish.
· Simile: 'like a terrible fish'
· Metaphor: of lake as mirror
· Oxymoron: "I am not cruel, only truthful"
· Onomatopoeia:"...Part of my heart. But it flickers."
· Paradoxical:Powerful vs. Small
· Sibilance:"...face that replaces the darkness"
· Assonance: "...it is her face that replaces..."
· Repetition: "... day afterday..."
· Rhyme: "I think it is a part of my heart"
The literary term that can be applied to Sylvia Plath's poem "Mirror" is personification, as the mirror is given human-like qualities and emotions throughout the poem. Additionally, the poem can be seen as a reflection on themes such as identity, aging, and the passage of time.
Yes, there are literary terms in every book ever made.
Alliteration, hyperbole, simile, pun, oxymoron, and metaphor are six literary terms.
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Literary means like the symbol of the flag.
Literary Techniques: suspense, foreshadowing, situational and dramatic
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Motivation in literary terms means that there is a driving force for the story. Motivation will give the characters a reason to live for example.
Anglo-Saxon literature, the literary writings in Old English.
There's the All American: Glossary of Literary Terms that has a whole list sorted into alphabetical order, with an option to click on each individual letter at the top. Wikipedia also provides a list of literary terms.