Question

Compare and contrast the imagery, repetition, and rhythm used in both poems to convey theme.

Answer 1

1: I don't know what poems this question is about but I'll help anyway
2: they use adjectives to describe a person, place, or thing.
3: they use a rhyme scheme ex: in Swift Things are Beautiful it follows the scheme: ABCBDEFE which has the same rhyme scheme in the 2nd stanza and each letter represent a line of the poem that rhymes and as you can see it repeats B and E in two lines. Or they use multiple words that start with the same letter, ex: Sally Sells Seashells by the Seashore, there is a repetition of the letter S.
4: like I said in 3 they follow a rhyme scheme which every line has a different letter for what rhymes with what. They work together to create a theme by describing the setting, rhyming it in any way (same letters, rhyme schemes etc...) and repetition is used to make the rhyme scheme work.
sorry for the long answer- Kaley

Answer 2

“Harlem” uses sensory details, including smell and taste, to create strong imagery.“The Weary Blues” uses personification and onomatopoeia to create the rhythm of the blues.“The Weary Blues” appeals to sight and hearing to create imagery and rhythm.“Harlem” uses the repetition of questions to connect personally with the reader

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