The poem’s imagery, meter, and rhyme contribute to the meaning of the poem his excellency general Washington by using a vivid imagery. The imagery, the meter, the rhyme forms the work a better one. <span>The poem's imagery begins with a light image. This sets up </span><span>the remainder of the poem to be positive regarding its central figure and action.</span>
The poem is written in rhyming heroic couplets. In the 18th century, the heroic couplets was considered the ideal form the heroic subjects. The reference to a goddess and grad natural imagery also convey a sense of power and the importance of the subject.
