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    Question 7

    Identify poetic device from an unknown


    poem and explain how it contributes to
    the meaning of the poem
    I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings

    by Maya Angelou
    Repetition
    – “ his wings are clipped and – “ The caged bird sings
    his feet are tied with fearful trill
    so he opens his throat to of the things unknown
    sing.” but long for still
    and his tune is heard
    on the distant hill
    Emphases how
    for the caged bird
    pity the caged sings of freedom”
    bird is
    (Extended) Metaphor
    • Caged bird • Free bird
    – African Americans – White Americans

    Comparison and
    lost of basic human
    rights between
    racism
    Oxymoron
    (2 words which consist of contrast meaning)

    • “fearful trill”

    Repeated
    struggle with an
    element of fear
    Sadie and Maud

    By Gwendolyn Brooks
    Rhyme
    • “home” and “comb”
    • “strand” and “land”
    • “name” and “shame”
    • “mouse” and “house” Ideas will be
    easily implant into
    the reader’s brain
    Assonance
    • “Maud and Ma and • “She is living all alone in
    Papa nearly died of this old house.”
    shame.”

    • Conveys sad emotion • Conveys sad emotion


    – Embarrassment – Loneliness
    Hyperbole
    • “Sadie was one of the • “Maud and Ma and
    livingest chicks in all the Papa nearly died of
    land.” shame.”

    • Shows the degree of • Shows the degree of


    excitement in life embarrassment

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