A spider's web is hanging across the door of the shed. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
A spider’s web is hanging across the door of the shed.
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The poet listens to the creaks of rusty hinges while lying in the bed. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
The poet listens to the creaks of rusty hinges while lying in the bed.
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The poet listens to the creaks of rusty hinges while lying in the bed. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
The poet listens to the creaks of rusty hinges while lying in the bed.
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No, there is no ghost in the shed. Poet's brother narrates the story of ghost in order to keep the shed for himself. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
No, there is no ghost in the shed. Poet’s brother narrates the story of ghost in order to keep the shed for himself.
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There is no rhyme scheme in the poem The Shed. It is written in open verse. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
There is no rhyme scheme in the poem The Shed. It is written in open verse.
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Following poetic devices have been used in the poem The Shed: Onomatopoeia: It is a word that is sounds like what it is describing. e.g. "hinges are rusty and creak in the wind" Personification: it is the attribution of human characteristics to animals and nonliving things. e.g. "spider has been gonRead more
Following poetic devices have been used in the poem The Shed:
- Onomatopoeia: It is a word that is sounds like what it is describing. e.g. “hinges are rusty and creak in the wind”
- Personification: it is the attribution of human characteristics to animals and nonliving things. e.g. “spider has been gone from his web”. The word “his” is used for humans but here the poet uses it for spider.
- Alliteration: It is the repetition of initial consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words in a phrase or sentence. e.g. “I lie and I listen”, “someone staring”, “Who hides”.
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Poet's brother tells poet that a ghost is hiding under the floorboard in the shed. He says so in order to keep the shed for himself. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
Poet’s brother tells poet that a ghost is hiding under the floorboard in the shed. He says so in order to keep the shed for himself.
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According to the elder brother of the poet, a ghost is in the shed and it is hiding under the rotten floorboard. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
According to the elder brother of the poet, a ghost is in the shed and it is hiding under the rotten floorboard.
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According to elder brother of the poet, a ghost is hiding under the rotten floorboards. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
According to elder brother of the poet, a ghost is hiding under the rotten floorboards.
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Poet's brother says that there is a ghost in the shed. Read summary of The Shed Poem Play quiz on The Shed Poem Watch Video on The Shed Poem
Poet’s brother says that there is a ghost in the shed.
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