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What is the metaphor for life in the last stanza of the poem The Ecstactic by C D Lewis?
Things that can be compared and put into a poem, rhythmically speaking.
Why did the poet compared frog with Mozart?
Mozart being the best music composer of all times, the frog in the poem compared himself to him. He wanted to show of to the nightingale.
What is the possible rhythm of the poem these things are lovely?
The possible rhythm of the poem "these things are lovely" could be described as flowing and smooth, with a gentle cadence that mirrors the beauty of the things being described in the poem. It may have a soothing and calming effect on the reader, drawing them into a peaceful and reflective state.
in the poem, I am offering this poem which image is compared to a poem?
its a ss s s s s
There are picture in a poem and poem in picture Chinese?
No , there's no such things that poem has picture .
What are the different images that the poet had used in the poem ars poetica?
There are countless sources of imagery that MacLeish put in this poem. One of them is in the first stanza. The "globed fruit" is being compared to a poem. A fruit is juicy and tasteful. For the most part it is known around the world as being a fruit. MacLeish's poem implies that the more literal imagery you have the better your poem is. Which obviously doesn't make any sense. But I guess the poem doesn't really make much sense either =>
What is a seven poem?
i think the poem is a poem with seven rhymings, similes, and other things
What is an if you poem?
An "if you" poem is a type of poem that presents a series of hypothetical situations or conditions, usually starting each line with the phrase "if you." These poems often explore themes of identity, self-reflection, or personal growth.
When was On being asked for a War Poem created?
On being asked for a War Poem was created in 1915.
How can you tell a great poem from any other What makes a poem stand out as excellent?
A great poem speaks to a person. A poem may put things into perspective or makes a person think about things that are important to them.
What is evening compared to in the poem At Sundown?
Evening is compared to a "long brown bag of years" in the poem "At Sundown", suggesting a sense of heaviness or burden associated with the passage of time and the approaching end of the day.
How do you write an identity poem?
An identity poem is about your self ( the poem doesn't have rime). To wright one you have to think of things about your self.
