Most poems include the title in the body of the poems. It may be in the first stanza or repeated all throughout the poem.
In this case, "To the doctor who treated the raped baby and who felt such despair", the title is not included in the poem. The readers only knew that the poem is for the doctor because of the title, had the title been not worded as such, readers would only infer that the poem is about doctors in general.
During the American colonial period, nearly every colonist was puritanical, and they were very strict in their abiding by the Old Testament in the Christian Bible. However, American romanticism basically went against every practice of Puritanism, creating works of absurd fictions, such as epics and fantasies. Edgar Allen Poe is one of the most renowned romanticism authors in the world. Shakespeare is another, even though he obviously wasn't American.
<span>Pathos comes form the word meaning emotion and in figurative language is an appeal to emotion to try to win over a readers opinion in an argumentative way.
Within the declaration I would say the example that most clearly fits those terms would be when King George the third is called a tyrant.
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