In the poem “One art”, the author´s intentions are to show that some things are needed to be lost and that losing stuff should not be taken so seriously. She claims that we become accustomed to lose by working little by little on losing small and insignificant things such as door keys or hours badly spent. This shows that as we lose things, we get used of thing being gone making it easier to lose important and conspicuous things. The final statement of the poem refers to the lost of love ones, that finally is the theme and the ain part of the poem where all she talks about rap up and makes sense. One of the most common devices is the repetition of materialism like on the “door keys” (line 5) and the “mother´s watch”(line 10) that are lost. This device appears mainly on the first stanzas and the purpose of it is to develop the theme of the unimportance of losing material possessions. The most important device for me is irony. This is used at the last stanza when the author says “It´s evident that the art of losing's not too hard to master” (line 18). It is ironic because it expresses the opposite of what Elizabeth Bishop feels. This irony shows that what she tries to express is that she is having a hard time
In the poem “One art”, the author´s intentions are to show that some things are needed to be lost and that losing stuff should not be taken so seriously. She claims that we become accustomed to lose by working little by little on losing small and insignificant things such as door keys or hours badly spent. This shows that as we lose things, we get used of thing being gone making it easier to lose important and conspicuous things. The final statement of the poem refers to the lost of love ones, that finally is the theme and the ain part of the poem where all she talks about rap up and makes sense. One of the most common devices is the repetition of materialism like on the “door keys” (line 5) and the “mother´s watch”(line 10) that are lost. This device appears mainly on the first stanzas and the purpose of it is to develop the theme of the unimportance of losing material possessions. The most important device for me is irony. This is used at the last stanza when the author says “It´s evident that the art of losing's not too hard to master” (line 18). It is ironic because it expresses the opposite of what Elizabeth Bishop feels. This irony shows that what she tries to express is that she is having a hard time