Solitude
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Solitude
By: Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Weep, and you weep alone
Repetition: Use it to appeal to readers and to ensure the reader's understanding of a subject.
for the sad old earth must borrow it's mirth
Assonance: The author uses assonance when rhyme is absent so they have more flexibility.
SING, AND THE HILLS WILL ANSwER
Personification: It is a good idea to give objects a meaning.
sigh,it is lost on the air
Onomatopoeia: When you are writing, it is smart to use vivid language.
for a long and LORDLY train
Alliteration: Used to emphasize groups or words and to provide moods.
meaning of poem
Interpretation: It is always good to be happy or you will be alone.
Text Evidence
- Laugh and the world laughs with you
- Sing and the hills will answer
- Be glad and your friends are many
- Feast and your halls will be crowded
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Restate of Stanza 1
Be yourself. Do not dig your own metaphorical hole in life.
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