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Ode to the wind (Figurative language (Personifictaion ("To shake…
Ode to the wind
Figurative language
Simile
"Tossing them about like
A cheerful carnival juggler". The peot compared the tossing of the wind to a cheerful juggler using like to show it's joy.
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Personifictaion
"To shake fluffy seeds from
Brittle pods". The poet uses personification to make the reader visualize the wind shaking fluffy seeds.
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"My heart finds peace
And strength for what lies ahead." The poet give the wind a human trait to show that even though it's mighty and powerful it is still looking for peace.
Mood and Tone
Tone
Descriptive, Grateful, Thankful
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Mood
Relaxing, Indulged, Soothing
“The air around me soft, motionless.
I listen to the calm”
Sound Devices
onomatopoeia
"splash". The author used this to help the reader visualize the water splashing, and how the wind is important for nature.
"crash" The author used this to help the reader visualize the wind crashing against the water. The wind creates the waves in the beach/ocean, and without it the water would be still
Theme
The moral lesson of this story is that we should be appreciative of nature and it's importance. Without the wind, nature wouldn't be the same. The author says "Sending new life to new places" which shows that wind is essential for the lives of plants, which provide food for us, and that we should be grateful.
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