Answer:
If you could see what I see now you'd cry
Above the trees I see the sight, oh my
It's old and worn, but it brings piece of mind
Explanation: In poetry, an ‘iamb’ is a beat composed of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. Therefore, a iambic pentameter, consists of a line that has five beats, each one with a strong syllable and a weak syllable. In order to complete the lines using iambic pentamenter, words with these characteristics are used:
If YOU could SEE what I see NOW, you'd CRY
ABOVE the TREES I SEE the SIGHT, oh MY
It's OLD and WORN, but IT brings PEACE of MIND
3rd person point of view if i remember correctly
My days are a dream
that has come true
Every day is beautiful
All thanks to you
Now I have found what
I've been looking for
It's your heart and soul
and nothing more
Ill end this line with something
You should already know
I love you so much more
Than these words show
(Dedicated to my Edward)
Answer & Explanation: Sattire involves the use of humour and irony to expose and criticize the vices of the society.
In this excerpt, Mark Twain paints a clear picture of peer pressure informing the society how young people are ridiculed for doing the right thing. Obviously, the young boy here should not be chewing tobacco but he gets laughed at which is suggestive of him doing the wrong it. Eventually he decides to do the wrong thing and he is seen as characterless.
This is typical of the society we find ourselves. We fail to realise the effect of peer pressure amongst youth. Youths are being destroyed and we dont look at the root cause of their action.
