if you treat earth the right way it will be beautiful and nice people like for their world to look right
<span>The
technique used in the line, “Today I have stood where once Jefferson Davis
stood” is ethos. Ethos is where an
argument is based upon the credibility of the speaker/writer. Thus, because Jefferson Davis can be seen to
be a person of stature, to be speaking/writing to one from where one of
greatness once was can be seen to appeal to the ethos of those being
spoken/written to. </span>
We would need to know the story to give you the correct answer to the question you are asking.
<span>The effect of envisioning “aged years” as needing a staff in these lines from the passage "It evokes the comfort that the elderly feel knowing that a younger generation will replace them." It made the reader feel of the importance of why the young ones were born into this world, that they have a purpose, and that the elderly are happy to know that the world would not be lonely without them.</span>
The stanzas correspond to the tone and meter: ABAB
Besides there are Alliteration and Assonance
Alliteration: "In the world's broad field of battle, / In the bivouac of Life, / Be not like dumb, driven cattle!"
Assonance: "Still achieving, still pursuing"
