ii. Why does the poet use allusion in ‘Amanda!’? What effect does it create?
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Allusion: Reference to a famous or imaginary person, animal species or thing. Here, the poet has used the word Mermaid. viii. Repetition - The word Amanda has been repeated.
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ii. The poet use allusion in ‘Amanda!' and the effect does it create is : In 'Amanda,' the poet employed allusion to reveal more about the type of person they are. The effect it had was in Robin Klein's poem 'Amanda,' where he talks about Rapunzel, a fairy who dwelt in a towering tower. Her hair is brightly colored. As a result, Amanda imagines herself living in a large tower like Rapunzel. She believes that from her perch atop the great tower, she can accomplish anything.
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- Allusion is a literary device in which the writer or speaker makes a direct or indirect reference to a historical figure, event, or item, as well as a work of art or literature.
- Amanda imagines herself as mythological characters such as the mermaid and Rapunzel in the poem. Her desire to live in a tower has faded, and she now wishes to be alone and free. She also claims that, unlike Rapunzel, she will never let her hair down.
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