Literary Devices
The rhyme scheme within the poem
No rhyme scheme
The speaker of the poem
Ulysses
Number of pages the poem is
3
The example connection to Ulysses
Star Wars
The following literary device is an example of...
“To follow knowledge like a sinking star”
Simile
Who is being addressed
The reader, his mariners
The number of lines within the poem
70
What Ulysses chooses to do with his life
Continually adventure
The following literary device is an example of...
“With a hungry heart”
Personification
The kind of poem that Ulysses is
Monologue, reflection
The number of stanzas in the poem
4
What both characters have in common
Both embrace the unknown
The sea represents the way time continues to bring inevitable changes. This is an example of...
Symbolism
The mood/tone of the poem
Dissatisfaction, Yearning, Contemplative
3 different types of punctuation used in the poem
Periods, Semicolons, Indents, Commas
The conflict that both characters in the connection face
Adventure vs Familiarity
One unique literary device that you noticed within the poem
3 themes within the poem
Mortality, Adventure, Purpose, etc.
A key word in the poem
Star, Death, Isle
Your own connection to the poem
(Unique answer)