What are the different senses in the poem bangle sellers used
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The sense of Imagery has been used in the poem bangle sellers. Imagery refers to words and phrases used to help the readers form such images that focus on their senses such as smell, touch, sight, hearing and taste.
The most prominent imagery in this poem is without doubt the visual imagery presented by the use of color symbols.
Colors represent various moods and aspects of life.
☞ The imagery of "rainbow-tinted" babies is used to refer to multicolored bangles.
☞ The visual imagery of mountain must is also very profound as the most on mountains can be appreciated with its changing colors which is sometimes silver and sometimes blue.
☞ The purple colored bangles with gold flecked grey area also very visual and symbolic. People is a color which indicates power, authority, pride and dignity and gold flecked grey is more of a sober color which indicates experience and wisdom.
☆ Auditory imagery is also to be found in the poem in words and phrases like 'tinkling' and 'bridal laughter'.
Regards ~♥~Garima~♥~
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The sense of Imagery has been used in the poem bangle sellers. Imagery refers to words and phrases used to help the readers form such images that focus on their senses such as smell, touch, sight, hearing and taste.
The most prominent imagery in this poem is without doubt the visual imagery presented by the use of color symbols.
Colors represent various moods and aspects of life.
☞ The imagery of "rainbow-tinted" babies is used to refer to multicolored bangles.
☞ The visual imagery of mountain must is also very profound as the most on mountains can be appreciated with its changing colors which is sometimes silver and sometimes blue.
☞ The purple colored bangles with gold flecked grey area also very visual and symbolic. People is a color which indicates power, authority, pride and dignity and gold flecked grey is more of a sober color which indicates experience and wisdom.
☆ Auditory imagery is also to be found in the poem in words and phrases like 'tinkling' and 'bridal laughter'.
Regards ~♥~Garima~♥~
Thanks.
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