With the exception of the first stanza, every other stanza present in the poem is in the form of a quatrain. This poem is written in free verse, without an apparent rhyme scheme. An Evening wet with rain Summary
With the exception of the first stanza, every other stanza present in the poem is in the form of a quatrain. This poem is written in free verse, without an apparent rhyme scheme.
An Evening wet with rain Summary
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Alliteration: A couple of examples would be: subtle signals, waft with the wind 2. Metaphor: One noticeable metaphor is: ‘And clouds gathering in the mind shed tears as they pass’ Here ‘clouds’ are used to represent the despair in the persona’s mind. 3. Personification: ‘Moonlight laugRead more
A couple of examples would be: subtle signals, waft with the wind
2. Metaphor:
One noticeable metaphor is: ‘And clouds gathering in the mind shed tears as they pass’
Here ‘clouds’ are used to represent the despair in the persona’s mind.
3. Personification:
‘Moonlight laughs holding the hem of the moon.’ Here, moonlight ‘laughs’ and is thus personified as it is attributed human qualities.
An evening wet with rain Summary