Shifts in the poem "5 pm Tuesday, August 23, 2005” can be identified by sudden changes in the rhythm, tone, or attitude.
<h3>What is the meaning of shift?</h3>
The word shift refers to a change or modification.
<h3>What does the word "shift" imply in poems?</h3>
In poems, a shift occurs if the pattern used before is suddenly changed by the author. This includes changes in:
- Rhythm: Number and types of syllables per verse.
- Tone: Feeling conveyerd.
- Attitude: The way the author feels about the topic described.
<h3>How to identify a shift?</h3>
- Read the first verses and identify the rhytim, tone, and attitude.
- Continue reading and analyze if changes occur.
Note: This question is incomplete because the poem was not included; due to this, the answer is based on general knowledge.
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"can you dig it" is also the same thing as "can you roll with it" or "do you find it acceptable". basically, meaning if one can agree with a certain thing.
“La Belle Dame sans Merci” is one of the famous ballads of John Keats. A ballad is in a form of poetry which tells a story based on folk cultures, believes or ideas. Ballads usually use simple language so that it can reach to the common people. The translation of the title is “A Woman Without Mercy.” the ballad begins with a knight telling his experience with a beautiful and fair lady who gave him sweet feelings of love. The lady turns him to fall asleep. In his dreams, he visualizes the reality of the lady that how she has seduced other knights and then they have been found dead.
The poem has been divided into twelve four lines of stanzas which are known as quatrains. The rhyme scheme of each of the quatrain is ABCB.
The poem is in iambic tetrameter. One Iamb is when an unstressed syllable is followed by a stressed syllable and tetra means four. That is, each line of the ballad contains four iambs. But there are only three stressed syllables in the fourth line of each quatrain. The use of rhyme and meter enhances the poem's beauty.
Answer:
word surround and unfamiliar word
She feels as if she is only liked for the duchess she has turned into rather than herself, Eliza Doolittle.
