Dramatic Irony is when you try to do something but do the opposite
Situational irony is when the reader knows something that the character doesn't
And verbal irony is saying something but it means a totally different thing
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Exposition
Explanation:
The "overture" and "exposition" have the same role within a narrative text, or in a prose. This is because these two terms refer to an introduction to the plot of the story, where the characters will be presented, the scenario and even the main subject of the narrative.
You're comparing apples and oranges, I'm afraid. Poetry is a STYLE of writing - fiction or non-fiction doesn't enter into it. Poetry can be non-fiction, based on a real event where the poet adds their own embellishments (like Kipling did), or it can be completely fictional, based on an idea or an imagined scene.
Of course, there can still be similarities despite the difference in category. :) both poetry and fiction are trying to paint a picture of the world, right? they are trying to get someone to see or feel something... to enter another world. There are very many artistic similarities in the creative process. :)
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i think one of them is the last one cause the poem is about making choices
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