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An Autumn Day
by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Leaden skies and a lonesome shadow
Where summer has passed with her gorgeous train;
Snow on the mountain, and frost on the meadow –
A white face pressed to the window pane;
A cold mist falling, a bleak wind calling,
And oh! but life seems vain.
"An Autumn Day" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Question
Use the lines to answer the question.
What two poetic elements does the poet use in these lines? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Responses
assonance
assonance
consonance
consonance
figurative language
figurative language
repetition
repetition
caesura
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Correct answers: consonance and figurative language.
- Figurative language: the poem uses personification (e.g., "summer has passed with her gorgeous train," a "bleak wind calling").
- Consonance: repeated consonant sounds occur (for example the "ll" sound in "falling" / "calling," and other repeated consonants throughout the lines).
- Figurative language: the poem uses personification (e.g., "summer has passed with her gorgeous train," a "bleak wind calling").
- Consonance: repeated consonant sounds occur (for example the "ll" sound in "falling" / "calling," and other repeated consonants throughout the lines).
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