This poem is written in blank verse. ... There are a lot of literary devices used in this poem. ... This poem doesn't have a lot of literary devices. The rhyme scheme of this poem is ABABCDED. Angelou uses literary devises like similes in the phrase, "He's so much like his daddy when he cries" (Angelou 18). ...
Having survived many hardships she brings those feeling of jubilation and fear to her literary work. ... "Still I Rise" is a poem written in free verse with predominately four lines stanza's. ... It doesn't have any rhyme or rhythm, however it does use figurative language throughout the poem. ... Angelou uses several literary devices throughout the poem. ... The phrase "Still I Rise", and "I rise are used repeatedly through out the poem. ...
She has written many books and poems that have given her great success. ... And many of her poems can inspire people today. ... There are a lot of literary devices used in this poem. ... A third and final poem of Angelou's is " Avec Merci, Mother". ... The subject seems to change in the middle of the poem. ...
