Das uses internal rhyming and short lines . In this poem, the poet uses the device of simile on two instances. Kamala surayya captures the picture of her mother in a significant moment of comprehension. In this poem, the poet uses the device of personification with respect to trees. It means the text does not contain rhyming lines.
It means the text does not contain rhyming lines.
Kamala das's poetry is most often. 'trees sprinting' is a poetic device. This poem defines the fear of the poet of losing her mother. The poetess mothers face has been compared to the late winters moon using as: Poetic devices · the imagery used in the poem is suggestive of both death and youth. It is the repetition of the consonant sounds in a line of a poem. In these lines, the poet says that she was observing her mother who had fallen asleep on the front seat with her mouth slightly open. The image of `young trees and merry children' are a contrast . The repeated use word or word pattern. In this poem, the poet uses the device of simile on two instances. In this poem, the poet uses the device of . In this poem, the poet uses the device of personification with respect to trees. All she did was smile, smile and smile.
In this poem, the poet uses the device of . Das uses internal rhyming and short lines . The image of `young trees and merry children' are a contrast . Poetic devices · the imagery used in the poem is suggestive of both death and youth. This poem defines the fear of the poet of losing her mother.
"my mother", "that thought", "i said was, see you soon".
In this poem, the poet uses the device of simile on two instances. In this poem, the poet uses the device of . It is (a) personification (b) alliteration (c) repetition (d) . Kamala das's poetry is most often. Kamala surayya captures the picture of her mother in a significant moment of comprehension. The repeated use word or word pattern. 'trees sprinting' is a poetic device. Especially the bond between a mother and a daughter. It is the repetition of the consonant sounds in a line of a poem. Pale as a late winters moon. All she did was smile, smile and smile. Das uses internal rhyming and short lines . In these lines, the poet says that she was observing her mother who had fallen asleep on the front seat with her mouth slightly open.
All she did was smile, smile and smile. Pale as a late winters moon. In these lines, the poet says that she was observing her mother who had fallen asleep on the front seat with her mouth slightly open. Especially the bond between a mother and a daughter. Poetic devices · the imagery used in the poem is suggestive of both death and youth.
Poetic devices · the imagery used in the poem is suggestive of both death and youth.
Especially the bond between a mother and a daughter. It means the text does not contain rhyming lines. The repeated use word or word pattern. Das uses internal rhyming and short lines . Pale as a late winters moon. Kamala surayya captures the picture of her mother in a significant moment of comprehension. This poem defines the fear of the poet of losing her mother. It is (a) personification (b) alliteration (c) repetition (d) . Poetic devices · the imagery used in the poem is suggestive of both death and youth. In these lines, the poet says that she was observing her mother who had fallen asleep on the front seat with her mouth slightly open. In this poem, the poet uses the device of . In this poem, the poet uses the device of simile on two instances. All she did was smile, smile and smile.
Alliteration Poetic Device In My Mother At Sixty Six : Poetic devices · the imagery used in the poem is suggestive of both death and youth.. Especially the bond between a mother and a daughter. Pale as a late winters moon. Kamala das's poetry is most often. "my mother", "that thought", "i said was, see you soon". It is (a) personification (b) alliteration (c) repetition (d) .
"my mother", "that thought", "i said was, see you soon" alliteration poetic device. The image of `young trees and merry children' are a contrast .
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