O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done;

English

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JulijaS [17]4 years ago

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Answer:

In the stanza shown above, we can see that the author used imagery to describe certain sensations and make the reader feel the problems that the ship went through, the ringing of bells, the noise of people in the port and the feeling of sadness of the speaker when able to see the captain of the dead ship.

Explanation:

Imagery, is a literary resource that allows the author of a work to use several adjectives and words that expand the way he describes situations and things that are within the narrative, in order to intensify the five senses of the readers, such as smell, sight, hearing and tact, in relation to what is being narrated and written.

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