solitude

"laugh, and the world laughs with you;"

"sing, and the hills will answer;"

the poet uses end rhyme to make the poem more smooth

• stanza 2: go and woe
• stanza 2: All and Gall
• stanza 3: pain and train

the poet uses repetition to show its importanat

• "weep, and you weep alone"
• "but one by one we must all file on"

internal RHYTHM

• stanza 1: "for the sad old earth must borrow its mirth," 
• stanza 2: "they want full measure of all your pleasure,"

restating each stanza

stanza 1:

• the world will go how you plane and want it to
• "laugh, and the world laughs with you;"
• weep, and you weep alone."

stanza 2:

• be grateful and happy of what you have and can get
• don't push people away becuase they wont want to be your freind 
• "be glad, and your friends are many;"
• "be sad, and you lose them all."

stanza 3:

• give to poeple becuase its a nice thing to do and it will pay back one day
• "succeded and give, and it helps you live,"