In my viewpoint, the speaker makes an effective use of visual images to convey his own passion to the readers, but as it mentioned there is no complicated usage of literary elements: simple structure, rhythm and meaning as well. ...

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Reading this poem brings with it many emotions. The strongest I found was a sense of melancholy, sadness and loneliness, which in turn is the theme I found most obvious. With these emotions came a sense of beauty. Lines 13-14 of the poem read "With tremulous cadence slow, and bring The eternal note ...

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This repetition not only helps create rhythm, but also helps emphasize the wonder and mystery suggested by these questions, all connecting to the underlying theme of the question: who created us and why are we here? ...

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Yes, it is very much the function of arts to dwell on the otherwise hidden aspects of human nature, Our instinctive urge for rhythm, right since the dawn of civilization, is so obvious that we take it for granted rarely claiming it to be a special talent. ...

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Actually, it is believed that there are three births of humans: an animal birth, spiritual, and death, and since the universe and its contents function on the basis of a rhythm, as you were born rhythmically you will die rhythmically. ...

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