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What are the poetic devices used in the poem Brook ,with examples from the text?

the poetic device is onametopia. Examples : I chatter over many stony ways

In little sharps and trebbles.

The murmuring ofthe bees.

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In this poem, a few poetic devices have been used.

1. Alliteration: use of the same sounding cosonants in a sentence. For example: I slid, I slide.

2. Onomatoepia: sound verbs. For example: I chatter, I chatter.

3. Parallelism: usage of words and phrases in such a manner that it seems 'parallel' to another situation. OR, Ingrammar,parallelism, also known asparallel structureorparallel construction, is a balance within one or more sentences of similar phrases orclausesthat have the same grammatical structure.The application of parallelism improveswriting styleand readability, and is thought to make sentences easier to process. The whole poem has been made 'parallel' to a human's life starting from infancy to the old days.

4. Refrain: repetition of a group of words or a phrase to put emphasis on a particular point in the reader's mind. The refrain of this story: Men may come and men may go/ But I go on for ever.

5. Personification: giving non living or inanimate things human like qualities. For example: I chatter, I chatter. The Brook can not 'chatter' but the rapid flow of water has been said as a 'chatter' which is a human characterstic.

I think that, that's all the poetic devices. There can be more!

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There r somaby poetic devices used here Such as allitration,refrain ,personification etc
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In brook only alliteration and onomatopoeia poetic devices are used 
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my question is ​Write out all the poetic devices in the poems of your class-Term I and II along with the definitions and examples what is the answer pls tell me 
 
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personification
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1. Alliteration: use of the same sounding cosonants in a sentence ( I slid, I slide) 2. Onomatoepia: sound verbs (I chatter, I chatter) 3.Refrain: repetition of a group of words or a phrase to put emphasis on a particular point in the reader's mind. (Men may come and men may go/ But I go on for ever) 4. Personification: giving non living or inanimate things human like qualities. ( I chatter, I chatter) There can be more!
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Poetic devices like - annaphora - asyndeton - antithesis - onomatopoeia - refrain - personification - metaphor - alliteration - repeatation .....are used in the poem "The Brook".
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personification because the brook which is a non living creature proceed its own journey
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hope it helps!!! :)
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hope it helps!!!! :)
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Refrain , alliteration , onometoepia , symbol , imagery , metaphor , similies , repeatation
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sex is what
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Repetition also
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use your brain
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The poetic devices used in the Brook are Visual imagery, onomatopoeia, refrain, repetition, alliteration, antithesis, asyndeton, personification Please note this as many of us do not know this really
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poetic device used in the poem the road not taken
 
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I didn't understood the poetic device parallelism Can u explain with an example Otherwise it was very helpful for me
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 Hi students! 
In this poem, some of the poetic devices are;

Onomatoepia: sound verbs like I chatter, I chatter

Refrain: repetition of words like, may men come and may men go.

Personification: to give human qualities to non human things like, I chatter, I chatter that means the rapid flow of water.
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