When you read “The Highwayman” you don’t get the right rhythm that a poem has. When you listen to it, you get the beat.
The theme of this poem is this:
- Remain humble no matter how experienced you think you are at something.
- Imagery helps the reader to visualize everything that transpired in the pitch. For instance, in these lines, "Ten thousand eyes were on him as he rubbed his hands with dirt;" and "He pounds with cruel violence his bat upon the plate," the reader can better feel and sense the tension in the air as Casey arrived to play.
<h3>What is the theme of a poem?</h3>
When asked to find the theme of a poem, we are required to determine the main lesson that should be taken from the reading of the poem.
In the poem above, we can see how overconfidence contributed to the mighty fall of Casey. His arrogance made him ignore the rules of the game that aided his tumultuous defeat.
So, the life lesson that is derived from this is that we must never become proud no matter our level of achievement in life.
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The correct answer is C. sonnet.
The prologue to Act I of Romeo and Juliet is written in the form of a sonnet (a Shakespearean sonnet, to be more precise). A sonnet is a poem which consists of 14 lines. When it comes to Shakespearean sonnet, its form is a bit different than other sonnets. These 14 lines are divided like this - the first twelve lives are divided into 3 quatrains (a quatrain contains 4 lines), and the final two lines are called a couplet and they contain the main message of the sonnet.
Hello. I would say the answer is agree, because people will always disagree and try to gain control over one another. That desire for control will always result in wars to come out on top. Until we all meet a mutual agreement, war will never cease. Hope that helps!