The Syntax Diction And Language Of Poetry

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In terms of the syntax, diction and language of poetry, the poet was able to balance each component in her poem. Even though her words may contained clichés, her use of words suited the poem's type and theme.Furthermore, her use of imageries reduced the effect of the clichés used. As you mentioned, she didn't use antiquated language to simplify her poem and address it to different types of readers. Additionally, the syntax reflected the goals of the poem. If we grouped each sentence, it will be understandable as a regular sentence.Moreover, she managed to have powerful and meaningful

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