fancy
a weird verb to use in this sentence, could mean something different then than it does now (to like), but has a positive connotation
fancy
a weird verb to use in this sentence, could mean something different then than it does now (to like), but has a positive connotation
as if a fibre, very thin but pure, of the enormous energy of the world had been thrust into his frail and diminutive body
simile
the romantic voice
personification
The Death of the Moth
Published in 1942 a year after her death/suicide.
us.
Who is "us"?
keener breath
personification
the window
She is looking through the window at life outside.
One
Author seems disconnected from herself during this section.
utmost clamour and vociferation
diction choice describes the noise of the birds in a more specific way
rooks
black birds