His clever use of different literary devices makes the poem simple to comprehend and gives a deeper understanding on some events in Greek mythology. ... The mixture of aggressiveness and sorrowness creates a mysterious tone that flows through the poem. ... It's sonnet form, a lot of allusions to history along with the constant change of the tone in every line makes this poem a masterpiece of poetry. ...
Margaret Atwood lures her audience in the poem "Siren Song" by utilizing many literary devices and techniques, which ultimately trick the reader into thinking that she will reveal something beneficial and the "song that is irresistible" (2-3). ... The genre of the poem is narrative. ... This allows the poem to flow right through. ... The poem is not actually going to be beneficial because the song is the poem. ... At this point in the poem the author has the reader lured into the poem and wants to tease the reader by using "fatal." ...
Writer owns entirely divergent technique of writing, including application to profusion of literary devices, unusual order of words in a sentence and structure of it, pan and even though we could talk of it ceaselessly, I am going to speak about different feature of Shakespeare's ingenuity – his aptitude in referencing mythology. ... In the poem, mythology is so affiliated with the main theme, that it seems even natural to appear in the sentences. ...
