Literary Devices In The Poem Miracles By Walt Whitman [TOP]

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"This is a very nicely structured close read with clear and logical paragraphs. I especially like your observations about the communication in the second half of the poem. You have elaborated well on the concepts of charm and mystery. I did think that in the introduction you could have been even more precise on the distinction between enchantment and charisma. There was a lack of evidence for the latter in the introduction. This is why I liked your conclusion most. Lastly, you nicely pick up the similarities between the first and second stanzas and again, between the end of the second and the beginning of the third stanza. You make a good parallel of the first and second stanzas in terms of form and content which serves to increase the coherence of the piece. I did notice you underlined a few passages for emphasis which is a good practice. Overall, well done."

"The author states that he uses lots of literary devices and figures of speech in the poem. He explains that the use of these literary devices is as a method to intensify the emotion, add rhythm, or make a poem more meaningful. He then gives three reasons why the poet uses them. He quotes a few stanzas, explains the purpose of them, then gives the differences between the romance and scientific world. He describes two of the most important literary devices (rhythm and meter) and gives us a brief example in the body paragraphs. He uses the body paragraphs to contrast the differences in the end. For example, he starts with scientific ideas in the first paragraph, then explains the idea in the second paragraph. However, by the third paragraph, he gives the romantic way of thinking and his reasoning. He explains the differences between romantic and scientific views in the second half of the poem. d2c66b5586