To convince or persuade the reader to never give up
A <u>Pastoral poem</u>, or <u>Idyll</u>, is a type of poem that idealizes a simple country life. For this question both: <u>Pastoral poem</u> and <u>Idyll</u> are correct. Although they are not necessarily synonyms, they both describe an idealization of simple country life.
<u>Idyll</u> refers to any poem that describes simple life in nature, while <u>Pastoral</u> usually refers specifically to shepherds, (characters that personify shepherds). The word Pastoral derived from "pastoralism", which refers to the life of shepherds herding livestock in rural areas.
While <u>Pastoral</u> refers to a greater artistic genre, including literature, art and music, <u>Idyll</u> describes poetry or a type of musical composition. An <u>Idyll</u> describes everyday life instead of great endeavors like warfare, heroic actions etc. <em>Idyllic</em> is also an adjective describing an ideal situation. In both P<u>astoral</u> literature and an <u>Idyll</u>, life in natural settings is idealized and thought of as carefree and happy.
Metaphor - Refers to touching the moon
Anaphora - Both the sentences starts with “he”
When comparing two things that are positive and negative for example “I want to go to the party, however I am sick”
