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In general, what conveys meaning in a poem?
the attitude a poet has about a subject
the punctuation used in a poem
the words a poet chooses about a subject
the ideas expressed in a po
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The words a poet chooses about a subject.
Diction (word choice) is the primary vehicle of meaning: specific words create images, express ideas, and establish the poet’s attitude or tone. Punctuation and tone/attitude also shape and refine meaning, but they work through the poet’s word choices.
Diction (word choice) is the primary vehicle of meaning: specific words create images, express ideas, and establish the poet’s attitude or tone. Punctuation and tone/attitude also shape and refine meaning, but they work through the poet’s word choices.
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