The carriage is the pilot of the transition from life to death.

The setting sun could represent the transition from life to death, just like the sunset itself, it transitions from light to dark.

The rhyme scheme is ABCB.

She describes the funeral through her sense of hearing, which, is a clever thing to do because, the sense of hearing is the last sense to dissipate when undergoing death.

A simile.

I noticed that there is a heavy use of exclamation marks. This makes the poem more powerful and the author wants thee message to be conveyed loudly.

This line, I believe could have a deeper meaning. I believe it could mean a certain someone shouldn't hear a certain thing, maybe, the "dying" man.

This is clear evidence of a metaphor, the nectar represents something more deep and meaningful to the poem.

I've read up to here and I see a lot of evidence of imagery. The description of the setting the location of the setting as well. "began to gather in the square, between the post office and the bank".

This story was obviously really descriptive and did a really great job at placing an actual image and play in my head. Descriptiveness is the back bone of this story. I could really see a clear picture of characters, not only them but what they wore or even what they were doing at the moment. Overall, this story pulled me in right away and kept me lured and intrigued the whole way.

Not only this section but countless other sections are similar to each other because they are all evidence of dialogue. Dialogue is whats really driving the story forward and I really enjoy the specificity when it comes to describing the characters and the setting they are.

That was honestly the most descriptive and capturing introductions I have ever read. This introduction consists of a lot of imagery. To me, imagery is a very powerful way to "hook" an audience.

This can be an allusion, because, now he's part of this person's past that he's talking about. He is no longer in that person's life.

This could be imagery. He could be talking about the people in his life that back stabbed him or either turned his back on him when he needed them most.

I believe this could be a mild repetition because, the words laugh and last are said twice and this line is kind of a tongue twister.

This is a conflict between man v. man. Trying to push through with his life feeling sad and worthless but he's still trying tom fill himself up with "guts" and i believe the guts could represent humanistic and normal qualities he trying to achieve.

I believe the artist is using a hyperbole in this. He feels so down and shitty about himself that he describes himself as "a puddle of piss". Very strong way of using hyperbole.

Onomatopoeia

This really just sums up us as human species and society that affects our views in the world. If you think about we're not actually free. Society, parents, friends, and most of all ourselves keep us back from doing what we truly want. Also I think the biggest issue that keeps us chained up is currency and capitalism. If money wasn't an object I believe the world be a much better place. But we'd still be here so, maybe not.

you have no idea

I believe this is a symbolism for wanting riches and wealth. We're all trapped in the illusion that materialistic things is what really matters.

This video is by far the most educational video I have ever watched. It opens my eyes to the reality of the size of our planet. We are truly the size of a single atom. But some people today still believe they are big and important. But they must realize they are just a small insignificant little critter on a pale blue dot. OPEN YOUR EYES PEOPLE.