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This is a poem written in free verse. Made up of six stanzas, it has no apparent rhyme scheme. The stanzas present are of varying lengths. Last lesson of the afternoon Summary
This is a poem written in free verse. Made up of six stanzas, it has no apparent rhyme scheme. The stanzas present are of varying lengths.
Last lesson of the afternoon Summary
See lessThe central idea of the poem can be taken as the poor teacher-student relationship that can be found in a poor education system. Neither the teacher, nor the student is ready to enter the process of learning, making education a dreary prospect. Last Lesson of the afternoon Summary
The central idea of the poem can be taken as the poor teacher-student relationship that can be found in a poor education system. Neither the teacher, nor the student is ready to enter the process of learning, making education a dreary prospect.
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This poem has a myriad of poetic devices, some of which are as follows: Metaphor: My pack of unruly hounds! Here, the persona’s students are compared to ‘hounds’, unruly ones at that, referring to how they refuse to maintain discipline. Repetition: The phrase ‘I will not’ is repeated twice to emphaRead more
This poem has a myriad of poetic devices, some of which are as follows:
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