1. By Lowell entitled "Ode to the Union Dead- is no exception
The use of imagery actively increases the presence of tone in a particular work. The work by Lowell entitled "Ode to the Union Dead- is no exception. An analytic reader may find that Lowells' work does possess imagery in a pattern form. One of the major images, which are repeated in this work, is the ... idea of a ditch or cavern. These are images that place a negative idea into the readers' minds eye. The first instance that a ditch was mentioned was in the excavation of a new underground parking garage. Lowell expressed this fact negatively, as it would appear that he looks down upon ... ...
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