I would say it would be negative because when someone has an eerie smile, or look, they are usually scary, or very weird. Eerie means strange and frightening. So I would say it's negative.
Onomatopoeia is a figure of speech which imitates sounds heard in nature. Having that in mind, the example of that figure in this poem would be moaning and groaning. The moaning and the groaning of the bells is a reference to the moaning and the groaning that animals and humans can produce.
I found myself within a fake, fabulous forest
I found myself within a freezing, freaky forest
I found myself within a fluffy, famous forest
I found myself within a fierce, funny forest
It would be “What have I done, that thou darest wag thy tongue/ in noise so rude against me.
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This is from <em>Winthrop Journal titled History of New England 1630-1649.</em>
The mouse was a poor contemptible people whom God brought to the New World for the purpose of overcoming Satan and "dispossessing him of his kingdom
