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Calvary Crossing A Ford

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English

 

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Donald G

 

Date added:

April 26, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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He speaks of flags that, "flutter gayly in the wind," and rivers of a "silvery" hew. The speaker's personal image of the horseman is one of admiration as he sees, "each group, each person a picture." With the inclusion of onomatopoeia's such as the "musical clank" of arms, and the "splashing" of horses a peaceful mood is set and for the audience one of joy...
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This peaceful and joyful mood supports the existence of a jovial tone since mood is a byproduct of tone. While it is the speaker who deserves the credit for influencing how we feel about the piece, Whitman receives all the credit for showing us whom to show our feeling for as a result of his presentation of detail...
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