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std 10th poem 1.4 all the worlds a stage

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Critical appreciation of the poem "All the World's a Stage" - William Shakespeare

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Title :- All the world's a Stage

Poet :- William Shakespeare

Theme :- The theme of the poem is cycle of the life.

Rhyme Scheme :- Blank verse i.e no Rhyme Scheme but there is a steady rhythm of five beats in each line.

Figure of speech :- Metaphor

Special Features :- This is an imagery narrative style used by the poet which gives continuity to poem ,where one stage smoothly goes to the next.

Favourite lines :- "All the world's a Stage , And all men and women are merely players"

Why I liked the poem :- I liked this poem because it shows the cycle of life of which everyone is a part of.

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the poet compare to men and women.

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