1. Puissant, from paradise lost, which meant power often associated with a king or a president. An example sentence would be, The puissant Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of the United States of America, led the our independence from the Great Britain Empire.
2. Rout, which can be defined as an overwhelming lost, or Milton used, a disorderly group of people. An example would be, A popular meme in the in the internet was the rout of people in a library and an Asian boy saying, "Quiet, this is library".
On Shakespeare
1. sepúlchred, which is defined as entombed or buried, or as
the final laying place. An example of this in a sentence would be, Cronos was
sepulchred in a device that took even the power of time from him, you could say
that "time was up" for the time-lord.
2. pomp, which means something that is grand, or a grand
ceremony or display. This can be used in a sentence as, “All emperors and
empress of China showed their grand and class even to their burial ground,
their burial ceremony and mound were as pomp as the Egyptian Pharaohs.”
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Emily Dickinson was a very creative poet whose style was not limited by the conventions of the time. She used rhyme at times, and at times did not, and she did not adhere strictly to the traditional ballad form (although she surely understood it). The best answer is that:
<span>She uses rhyme in a variety of ways to combine the ballad with her own style</span>
Its D, cuz well u use this (!!!) its D, i know its D, trust me on that
