Question

What is the effect of the euphony throughout the
poem?
O It is lulling, representing the lady getting ready for bed.
O It is chaotic, describing the festivities of the party.
O It is fun, full of brightness and laughter.
It is jarring, representing the combination of negative
feelings.

*there is a pic of the poem attached*

Answer 1

Answer:

It is lulling, representing the lady getting ready for bed

Explanation:

The euphony "Lady At A Mirror" by Rainer Maria Rilke is actually "lulling, representing the lady getting ready for bed"

From the eupony, we discover that there is a "sleeping-drink spices" which she has with a "fatigued demeanor". Also, we see "the evening gown". This actually may refer to the activities she carries as she goes to bed.

"...the cloudy dregs of a late hour" reveals that this actually took place in the night.

Therefore, the effect the eupony has is that it sends it is lulling and actually speaks of a lady going to bed.