Question

Like part one, the second part also has a number of literary devices. List them out in the same way as you had done in question number seven and explain them.

Answer 1

Like part one, the second part also has a number of literary devices.

Below we have List them out in the same way as we had done in question number seven :

EXAMPLE OF PERSONIFICATION :

•The sun now rose upon the right

Out of the sea came he.

EXAMPLES OF ALLITERATION :

•And a good south wind Still blew behind,

But no sweet bird did follow.

•The fair Breeze blew ,the white

foam flew

•The furrow followed free;

•About ,about in reel and rout

The death- fires danced at night,

EXAMPLE FOR REPETITION :

•Water ,water, everywhere,

And all the boards that shrink

Water ,water ,everywhere

Nor any drop to drink.

EXAMPLE OF METAPHOR :

All in a hot and copper Sky

The red Sun at noon.

EXAMPLE OF SIMILE:

Not dim nor red like God’s own head

The glorious Sun uprist.

Hope this answer will help you….

 

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Excerpt

• 1. out of the sea come he,

• 2. And it would work’em woe.

• 3. Nor dim nor red, like God’s own head,

Literary device

• Personification: The sun has been compared to a human being capable of movement.

• Alliteration: The letter’ w’ has been repeated thrice.

• Simile: Sun has been compared to God’s glorious head.