Question

How does each poet use word choice to create tone and imagery? A Psalm of Life and Auspex

Answer 1

The answer is

Lowell uses concrete language. Lowell focuses on the image of birds and changing seasons. Longfellow uses both concrete and abstract language. Longfellow uses many images. Longfellow's speaker addresses "us," creating an abstract, preachy tone. Lowell uses "I,"creating a personal tone.

Answer 2

Each poet in the poem uses word choice to create tone and imagery as,

The poem is a call to future generations to find work that they are passionate about.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's "A Psalm of Existence" outlines the meaning of life and how to deal with grief and hardships along the path.

According to "Auspex," we can be comforted by nature and affection. The narrator's love and devotion for nature is symbolised by the song birds. When the birds fly away, the narrator's enthusiasm wanes. When the birds aren't there to console him, the narrator feels alone.

• Lowell adopts realistic language.  

• Lowell emphasises the picture of birds and the changing seasons.

• Longfellow use both real and abstract language

• Longfellow employs a large number of images.

• The speaker in Longfellow's poem addresses "us," giving it an abstract, didactic tone.
• In Lowell's poem, the speaker addresses "I," giving it a personal tone.

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