Figurative Language
"O Captain? My Captain!" is an example of...
What is Repetition and Metaphor
TRIPLE "for you the flag is flung" is an example of...
What is Alliteration
"his lips are pale and still... he has no pulse nor will" is an example of what?
What is Rhyme
The "Captain" is...
What is Abraham Lincoln
Who dies in the poem?
What is Abraham Lincoln, the Captain.
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What is the MOOD of lines 5-8?
What is shock and sadness.
What TWO sets of words rhyme in Stanza 1?
done & won
red & dead
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How many Stanzas are in the poem?
THREE
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Which two moods are conveyed in the poem (hint they are opposite)
Sorrow/Sadness and Happiness
DOUBLE "his lips are pale and still" is an example of...
Imagery!
What were they doing to exhalt in stanza 2? What line or lines?
Line 10 . . . For you the flag is flung - fo you the bugle trills,
Line 11: For you bouquests and ribbon'd wreaths - for you the shores a-crowding,
Why did Walt Whitman use, "But O heart! heart! heart!" (line 5) repetition?
To emphasize the tragedy
Throughout the poem, Whitman undergoes the stages of _______, going from denial, to acceptance of Lincoln's assassination.
What is grief
“O the bleeding drops of red” is an example of...
What is Imagery
What words ryhme in stanza 2?
head & dead
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"The ship is anchor'd safe and sound" is an example of. which two types of figurative language (must give both)
What is Alilteration and metaphor
The poem was written by
Walt Whitman
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TRIPLE "From fearful trip" is an example of...
Personification
TRIPLE What line is the TONE SHIFT in Stanza 2?
What is between line 12 & 13.
What does exhaulting mean?
Happiness and excitement
What line number does the TONE SHIFT in stanza 1?
What is between line 4 & 5.
What is the Main Idea/Central Idea of the poem?
What is Civil War was won, but a great leader was lost.