The sound devices used are rhyme and rhythm. The author used these two poetic devices to highlight the musicality of the poem. The rhyme scheme is alternate (abab cdcd efef). Although the rhyme is not perfect, the intention to rhyme is evident. Like the rhyme pattern, the rhythm is also apparent, although not perfect. Each line has 8 syllables, few have 7. This uniform number of syllables establish a steady beat when the lines are read.
It means that you are asking something or does the author have expertise on that topic what they are writing about
It is because <span>the laws of Ghalas-at forbid women from making weapons.
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Sounds like cultural allusion since it’s an annual festival with a myth.
