Question

The poet has created a creepy atmosphere through his word choices and his use of imagery. which words and images create a creepy atmosphere. ?
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Answer 1

Answer: The poet has created a creepy atmosphere through his word choices and his use of imagery. which words and images create a creepy atmosphere. ?

Explanation: If you read text seems like he is using a creepy tone  hope this helps:)

Answer 2

The poet has created a creepy atmosphere through his word choices and his use of imagery. which words and images create a creepy atmosphere. ?

• Spooky is perhaps the closest synonym for the word "eerie." These phrases are typically used to describe an environment or location that is unnerving but not overtly so, perhaps because of a supernatural or sinister quality that is regarded as being there (evil). Creepy Woodland: As you enter the forest, the light fades and the area becomes strangely quiet and gloomy.
• The sounds have all but disappeared. No flowers appear to be able to counteract the unsettling odour of an animal or beast that hangs in the silent air.
• The word "gloomy" is often used to describe a depressing atmosphere. It could also be described as melancholy (British) or sombre (American). If a funeral is being described, in which case it would be too clear to remark that the mood is sorrowful because the word "mournful" simply means "sad about someone dying." Dark tree trunks, shadows, last-second-seen overhanging limbs across the path, clusters of bushes, barely discernible black trails snaking through the underbrush, the moon shining through a lattice of leaves, patchy sky & stars seen in glimpses through tree breaks, tall shadowed pines stretching up like arrows.

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