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A frequent misconception of poetic language

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English

 

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Nancy C

 

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July 13, 2012

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Usually a poem has a driving tone. The words of Emily Dickinson's "There is no Frigate like a book" and those of Thomas Hardy's "The Man He Killed" are chosen from quite different areas of language, but both poets have chosen the words most meaningful for context of the work. It is always important to determine the level of diction employed in a poem, for it may provide clear insight into the purpose of the poem by helping to characterize the speaker...
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It is always important to determine the level of diction employed in a poem, for it may provide clear insight into the purpose of the poem by helping to characterize the speaker. Sometimes a poet may import a word from one area of language into a poem composed mostly of words from a different area. The word "`Ere" in "Remembrances" is inserted in such a skillful way that it results in shock and surprise, greatly enhancing the meaning for the reader...
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