A). Alliteration
O suns – O grass of the tombs – O mutations and perpetual promotions
B). Assonance
No doubt I myself have died ten thousand times before
VS).
rhyme
Houses and rooms are full of smoke
D).
Parallelism
I rise from the moon, I rise from the night Explanation: Whitman uses a number of literary devices in “Song of Myself” to beautifully portray his idea of ”celebrating democracy and individualism” and “the unity of humanity”. According to the question, the poetic devices provided were correctly combined with the poem excerpt mentioned above. Alliteration is the poetic device that involves the repetition of consonants (“g” and “p” in the given line) at the beginning of two or more words (“grass and graves”, “perpetual and promotions”) immediately in succession or at short intervals. Assonance is a literary device that includes the “repetition of similar or identical vowel sounds”, but beginning with distinct consonant sounds. Helps develop flowing rhythm and effect in the poem. The extract ‘non… avant’ consists of repeating the same vowel sound ‘o’ in ‘Non’, ‘doute’, ‘mille’, ‘avant’. Rhyme refers to the repetition of similar sounds usually at the end of a line in a poem. The words ‘room’ and ‘fume’ give a similar rhyming sound. Parallelism is the repetition of similar words or phrases (“I ride” on the given line) to create rhythm, grab readers’ attention and make it memorable for them.
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Answer 6
Hey! Even though you haven’t bolded the words in each passage, I think I can tell what those words are. If my assumptions are correct, then it would be 1. C: combine or integrate. 2. A: to be revealed. 3. B: score with points. Explanation: 1. The first I grafted and grew in myself, the second I translated into a new language. In this sentence, to graft means to join, to mix. 2. It could be you sweating from the chest of the young, In this sentence sweating means to occur, to occur. 3. Land of light and darkness marbling the river tide In this sentence, marbling means to mark with stains, stains of color.
Answer 7
Walt Whitman, author of Leaves of Grass created a unique and new American poetic voice. Another author who shared her poetic structure was Emily Dickinson. Walt Whitman was born on May 31, 1819 in West Hills, New York, the second child of Walter Whitman, a home builder, and Louisa Van Velsor. He and his eight brothers lived in Brooklyn and Long Island in the 1820s and 1830s. Whitman’s first job was as a printer in New York. In 1836, at the age of seventeen, he began his teaching career on Long Island. He continued to teach until 1841. The poem “Song of Myself” is written in Whitman’s characteristic free verse style. Whitman, who prefers words “as simple as grass” sacrifices standard patterns of lines and stanzas in favor of a simple, readable style that can appeal to a mass audience Alliteration is the visible repetition of initial consonants identical in successive syllables or closely associated within a group of words, even those which are spelled differently. Assonance is a similarity in the sounds of words or syllables between their vowels or consonants. rhyme is a repetition of similar sounds in final stressed syllables. Parallelism is when there is grammatical balance in two or more sentences. Having said the first, now the answers: Alliteration O suns – O grass of graves – O perpetual mutations and promotions Assonance Without doubt I myself died ten thousand times before Rhyme Houses and rooms are filled with perfume Parallelism I rise from the moon , I get up at night
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The literary work “Song of Myself” by Walt Whitman uses a poetic device – Extended Metaphor. One of the main symbols of the poem is the extended metaphor of a journey. It uses the idea of a journey because the poem took 30 years to reach its final form. The speaker shares his soul’s journey on earth.