... line of stanza four an iamb. He also chooses to combine two words and create a "falsified" iamb on two occasions. He does this by having the second word, of the combined two; take up an accent to thus create an iamb. An example of this type of structural detail is in the third line which reads, " And to these virtues of ... odd structural choice but creates an indecisive conclusion in the process. The last stanza is by itself when it comes to the repetition of word grouping. Blake chose yet another variation of repeating the same words as the other stanzas, " Mercy", "Pity" and, "Love"....

• Word Count: 1424
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School

... created an imagery, which is almost instantaneously captivating, the use of the word "lovable"(line 1) gives the audience a picture of happy and pleasant people, and with the tone of voice combined he gives the reader the impression that this happiness is sickly to watch. Lawrence does not just mention it, there are several references to the word "lovable" (lines 1 and 2) he ... as a human or they may imagine themselves as fire. He continues to personify the elements by creating the imagery of the water cycle "I wish they"d be true to their own variation, as water is, Which goes through...

• Word Count: 926
• Approx Pages: 4
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School