solitude

PERSONIFICAtion

• "For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth".
• This is personification, because the earth cant borrow its mirth. 
• "Sing, and the hills will answer".
•  This is personification, because the hills can't answer.

personification

• "but alone you must drink life's gall.
• you cant drink lifes gall.
• '' laugh and the world laughs with you.
• The world cant laugh with you.

repition

• "laugh and the world laughs with you".
• It repeated laugh two times.
• ''Weep and you weep alone.
• Weep was repeated two times.
• ''But one by one we must file on.

REPITION

• Repeated one two times.

hyperbole

• "Sigh, is a lost of air".
• It exaggerating abot one breath. 
• Be sad and you loose them all".
• You wont loose them all!

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assonence

• "feast and your halls are crowded.
• "fast and the world goes with you.
• feast fast.
• "for a long and lordly train".
• long lordly.

end ryme

• "but no man can help you die".
• no one will help you die.
• they want full measure of your pleasure.
• measure pleasure.

stanza 1

• It talked about how he was all by himself and 
• how he was all bye himself and how he is talking to the hills and hears 
• the hills speak.

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METAPHORICAL MEANING

• It was about a boy and a girls relationship
• She talked about how she was sad and you will loose eveything.
• she talked about if you are sad you will loose everything, and if you are 
• happy you will not.

TexT evidence

• "Be glad, and your friends are many.
• "Be sad and you loose them all.
• As you can see she talked about how if you be
• sad you will loose your friends, but if you be happy you will have lots  
• of friends.

metaphor

• Fast ,and the world goes by".
• The world will not go by

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