I am using
the definition of consonance that says that it is when you use the same consonant sound in a
bunch of words (more or less in a row). The sound does not have to be at the start of the word
like it does in .
There are a number of examples of this in the poem. Here
are a few:
- In the first couple of lines of the third stanza, we
have this, was, reason, this, sea. All of these have "s" sounds. - Again, in the fourth stanza, you have was, reason, as, this, sea. Again, lots of
"s" sounds.
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