Discuss The Use Of Similes In Romeo And Juliet
William Shakespeare was an English artist and play writer. He was generally viewed as the best writer and the world's prevalent producer. Romeo and Juliet was one of his well-known play which explores the theme of ‘love’ in Act 2 Scene2, which was composed between 1594-1595. This play mainly focuses on love, by utilising exceptional poetic approach which comprise of similes, sibilance, metaphors, personification and oxymoron’s.
Shakespeare exploits numerous poetic techniques in the play Romeo and Juliet, but one of the techniques used was similes. In line 166 and 167 Romeo states ‘How silver-sweet sound lovers’ tongue by night, like softest music to attending ears!’ The meaning of this example is ‘the sound of lovers calling each other’s
Shakespeare exploits numerous poetic techniques in the play Romeo and Juliet, but one of the techniques used was similes. In line 166 and 167 Romeo states ‘How silver-sweet sound lovers’ tongue by night, like softest music to attending ears!’ The meaning of this example is ‘the sound of lovers calling each other’s