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Analysis of Edwin Arlington Robinson's "The Mill"

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English

 

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June 17, 2015

 

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Imagery is used in this poem to display a person's death and insignificance of his life to the world around him. Lines 21-24 are a perfect example of the poet's use, "Black water, smooth above the weir/ Like starry velvet in the night,/ Though ruffled once, would soon appear/ The same as ever to the sight," which means that when the lady jumped into the dark water, it would soon consume her and no one would know of her whereabouts, or even notice her dead...
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Words such as "cold tea," dead fire," and "black water" symbolize death from the beginning of the poem to the end. The poem alludes to the Industrial Revolution, during the late 1800s and early 1900s, of America. The Industrial Revolution was a period in American history where many Americans lost their jobs to machinery...
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