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In “It Is a Beauteous Evening”, Wordsworth uses allusion, simile, and figurative language to encourage readers they should meet God in nature.

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In “One Art” Elizabeth uses repetition, personification and irony  to show the loss of her loved one is painful in her life and that it’s just going to be hard on her

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In “It is a beauteous evening”, Wordsworth uses imagery and similes to share to readers how calming a nice evening can be and how quietness can be perceived differently.

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In the song “Stereo Hearts”, Gym Class Heroes uses metaphors, repetition, and imagery to convey the message about the commitment and risks love takes.

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By using slant rhymes, rhyme schemes, and imagery, Elizabeth Bishop wrote her poem “One Art” to show the readers that losing things is normal for everyone and that we shouldn’t be ashamed of our mistakes in the past.

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In the poem honest Rudy Francisco uses metaphors to show that life isn’t perfect for everyone. Also that people can still work on themselves to improve themselves

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1. In the poem, “One Art,” Bishop uses irony, personification, and repetition  to convince readers that they will suffer loss but it is normal and they shouldn’t have to go through the hards times alone or it go unnoticed.

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In the poem, “Honest,” Rudy Francisco uses Hyperbole, metaphor, and Simile, to convince readers that Life is short no one's perfect there's still work to do but people can better themselves.

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In the sonnet “It is a beauteous evening, Calm and Free,” written by William Wordsworth, he uses similes, personification, and a rhyme scheme to convey the message of being calm and peaceful is the best way to live your life to the reader.

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Author Robert Burns uses uses poetic devices in his poem “A Red, Red Rose” such as similes, symbolism, and imagery to communicate his message that true love can never fade away no matter what gets in the way.

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King David uses metaphor, figurative language, and contrast in Psalm 34 to

firmly proclaim and praise the faithfulness of God to his saints.

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In the poem, “Stereo Hearts” by Gym Class Heroes, the use of a metaphor, personification, and repetition to communicate the sacrifices made for love.

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Using the poetic devices of Irony, Repetition and Alliteration; Bishop efficiently communicates in her poem, “One Art”, the message that no one is alone in experiencing great loss in life.

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In the poem “One Art,” Elizabeth Bishop uses irony, repetition and personification to convey her loss of a loved one .

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Poetry Essay Thesis Statement:
In the poem, “One Art” by Elizabeth Bishop, Elizabeth uses irony, contrast and symbolism to convey the message that loss is inevitable while also showing the vulnerability and challenge of overcoming the grief that loss brings.

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In the poem, “Honest” Francisco uses Imagery, personification, and metaphors to convince readers that they should be more self-aware of thoughts and feelings and be more vulnerable with others.