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zmey [24]
2 years ago
6

In what ways does Dobson make The Three Fates such an intriguing poem?

English
1 answer:
jenyasd209 [6]2 years ago
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Answer

Hi,

The writer uses poem structure, literary devices, tone mood and themes to make the poem such an intriguing one.

Explanation:

POEM STRUCTURE

The poem has 5 stanzas that are separated into 3 different line names the tercet. The poem is structurally formatted in such a way that the first line is the longest and the third line is the shortest in each stanza. Each of this sentences indicate the states of life(birth, life and death) and also it indicated the presence of the three goddess sisters: CLOTHO, ATROPOS and LACHERIS. It is narrated in the 3rd person by a semi omniscient narrator who is able to look into the mind of the man and understand and describe his motivation and action. There is no rhyme scheme although  there is a continuous use of assonance

LITERARY DEVICES

Rosemary Dobson makes us of literary devices like

1. Allusion to the Greek MYTHOLOGY

2. Visual Imagery

NOTE THAT THIS IS JUST A LITTLE SOMETHING ABOUT THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION PLEASE MAKE SURE TO CHECK POEM ANALYSIS WEBSITE TO GET FURTHER RESPONSE TO IT

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