The passage, Great estates may venture more, But little boats should keep near shore is an example of Franklin's use of
Rhyme is a poetic device where the vowels at the end of lines have similar sounds. Their consonants do not have the same sounds.
The consonants after the stressed vowel sounds also sound alike. This is seen in the 'r' sound in all the boldened rhymes.
Rhyming is an important device because it helps in marking the end of lines and making the poem more melodious and memorable.
The stress used in 'more' and 'shore' occur in the last syllable, thus they are single rhymes.
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After the author's name you write the title in capital letters and I think it also might be italicized.
The central idea of this is how he warned everyone that the british are comming
Answer:
"Like a bruised, little bird
Too confused to fly,
I'm trapped, in a word,
So confined am I.
A captive, collared lion
Alone in its pen,
I'm pacin' and dyin'
In a manmade den.
For an eagle was not meant
To be locked in a cage,
Its life to be spent
Like a picture on a page."
Explanation:
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