https://padlet.com/ca22209/ci85i9q0eg7mos0j en-us 2023-10-04 18:02:53 UTC 2023-10-04 20:46:02 UTC hello@padlet.com ca22209 https://padlet.com/ca22209/ci85i9q0eg7mos0j/wish/2732738826 In this poem, there are 21 lines and 5 stanzas. All of the stanzas have 4 lines except for the third stanza which contains 5 lines. The effect on the tone is envy.

The first line is written in iambic tetrameter: "u Be | o fore |u I | o got |u my | o eye | u put |o out"

The first stanza can be paraphrased as; I enjoyed seeing before I lost my eye, like other things that have eyes and don't know any different.]]> 2023-10-04 20:27:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ca22209/ci85i9q0eg7mos0j/wish/2732738826 ca22209 https://padlet.com/ca22209/ci85i9q0eg7mos0j/wish/2732748927 The term synecdoche's meaning in this poem is the word "HEART" as the author uses the word in the beginning to make it seem as the author and their heart are two different living people. 

The rhyme scheme is; ABCBDAEA

The speaker is a person talking to their heart.

The responsibility given to the heart is to forget a man.

The mood of this poem is heartbroken. ]]> 2023-10-04 20:38:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ca22209/ci85i9q0eg7mos0j/wish/2732748927 ca22209 https://padlet.com/ca22209/ci85i9q0eg7mos0j/wish/2732755784 Some imagery for sight that is found in this poem is, "light is put away", "holds the lamp", "fit our Vision to the Dark", "meet the road", "not a Moon disclose a sign", "Or Star - come out", "hit a tree", "they learn to see", "something in the sight", "steps almost straight"

The capitals and hyphens in this poem show the importance of certain words and create a pause for the reader to enhance the drama in this poem.

There are 20 lines and 5 stanzas in this poem.

Figurative light is used in this poem by the author explaining that they get used to being in the dark when the light goes away each time.]]> 2023-10-04 20:46:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ca22209/ci85i9q0eg7mos0j/wish/2732755784