How does repetition in poems contribute to its meaning?

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Repetition contributes to meaning because it is usually used to draw attention to a specific item, word, or phrase. If it's repeating, the idea is more likely to get stuck in your head. This repetitiveness is usually means that that it applies to the overall theme, meaning, etc. in an insightful way.

gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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It doesn't so u have to to this

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