The usage of words like ‘realio trulio’ creates a wonderful poetic effect. How?
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Realio and trulio actually mean really and truly, but the poet used them as realio and trulio in the poem because he has poetic licence, which allows him to use words in a way that makes rhyme.
- This is a ballad poem.
- The poet has spelled the words'real' and 'true' as realio and trulio, respectively.
- It has given the poem a musical effect.
- These words would not have had the same impact if they had been spelled correctly.
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