a flash of turquoise in the pipal tree literary devices
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Concept:
The poem ‘The Peacock’ though written in simple language holds rich imagery and symbolism. Along with that, the poet uses Personification, Allegory, and hyperbole to add beauty to the poem.
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When the poet refers to the peacock as "a flash of turquoise," the reader's mind immediately conjures up an image of a vivid, green, and blue peacock. The second stanza's repetition of "A blue shadow" creates a beautiful impression of the peacock in its deep color. The bird is shown as a visual feast. The bird also descends with its "slender neck arched away," and the phrase "the very end of his tail" portrays the bird's magnificent beauty.
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