All of the stanzas have four lines and the rhythm between the lines is end rhyme. Every second line rhymes, such as, “Wattles made”(2). And “bee-loud glade”(4). Both of these rhyme together as well as the other two lines in that stanza. The rhythm continues through the rest of the poem. Yeats uses many different aspects of form. He uses visual imagery as well as auditory imagery. “There midnight’s all a glimmer, and noon a purple glow,”(7). This line is an example of visual imagery, he wants the readers to imagine the breathtaking site of the sparkling night sky as well as the beautiful view of the afternoon shine. “I hear lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore;”(10). This line is an example of auditory imagery, for the readers to catch the peaceful sound of the water splashing against the shore. He also uses alliteration, “I hear lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore;”(10). He does this to persuade the readers to imagine the sounds of the water flowing smoothly as the words do when spoken out loud. Yeats has written using euphony to give the poem more of a slow and calming effect by using words such as, “Slow"(5), and “Grey”(11). The poem is written as a lyric poem. It is written from the speakers perspective and feelings on the way they see the world. Yeats uses all of these aspects of form to create a calming and peaceful movement throughout the …show more content…
This indicates that he is getting ready to leave to his peaceful place. He then writes, “While I stand on the roadway, or on the pavements grey,”(11). In this line he is telling the readers that he is standing on the pavement to this cabin where he can already hear the, “ Lake water lapping,”(10). Hence, he is going to attain his desires of going to a peaceful cabin surrounded by nature and get the peace that he yearns for throughout the poem. He says he can, “Hear it in the deep heart’s core.”(12), meaning he is listening to his heart and not second guessing anything. He is being spontaneous about going to this beautiful location and getting away from the real world for a little while. He is likely going to attain the desire he has to visit this