What poetic device is used by the poet in the line"And a small cabin build there,of clay and wattles made"?
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Answer: Imagery
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This line is from William Butler Yeats' poem "The Lake of Innisfree". Throughout this poem there are different rhythms and poetic devices. But the most striking is the one in the third line which continues as a Bacchius rhythm after a punctuated caesura.
It gives off the effect that the narrator is pausing to recollect his thoughts and then start again.
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