Lightly, O lightly we bear her along,
She sways like a flower in the wind of our song;
She skims like a bird on the foam of a stream, rhyming scheme of this poem
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The palanquin bearers
in this poem, we see a bride being carried to the royal palace in a decorated palanquin. it is written in such a way that one can see and feel as if the palanquin is moving.the words she used seem to have a magic touch.
the mostly used literary devices are similes, refrains, and alteration similes in the poem are "she falls like a tear, she springs like a beam, she hangs like a star, she sways like a flower, and she skims like a bird. the alteration uses in the poem are "she -skims,she-sways,like-laugh-lips,gaily-glide, and beam-brow". the refrain used in the poem is "we bear her along like a pearl on the string".
the rhyme scheme of the poem is aa, bb, cc. some of the rhymes used in this poem are along-song, and sing -string.
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