... 's sentiment. "But someone still was yelling out and stumbling" The short "o" in out accompany the "e" in yelling to accompany the verb to compliment and define the verb before it. As well as the short "o," there is also the short "u" in stumbling, which also works to create a more realistic tone. Look at ... ;Drunk with fatigue" also is to illustrate the life of a soldier. Through the use of the repeated assonance in the short "u" and the short "a," it's a metaphor for illustrating the exhaustion, yet it also plays on the irony of the poem because in all of the exhaustion and the pain, t...

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... individual within a group. The presence of Apollo and Dionysus can be seen in both music and poetry in a number of ways. Not to confuse their figurative marriage with another familial metaphor, but they are brothers as well since they both share in the constitution of poetry and music. The epic poem is an Apollinian device; it owes its structure and form ... inspiring the creative production of lyrics. The ultimate match of the two is seen in the highest competency of art: tragedy. In tragedy the Dionysian and Apollonian factors serve to define and to perpetuate the other. The Dionysiac...

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