(3)Erelu pleads that this be our dance of defeat ,our final dirge”. She mourns our wrecked city….prefidy , the folly of war chorus Leaders responses to Erelm ‘s call for a dance , “The dance of death ” They dance, they say for those who ware killed in the field of slaughter, Those who ware cut down to feed the greed of power, those innocent young men ‘silenced in their prime, those numerous souls ‘wasted again and again and for the windows and orphans who survived the many ghost left behind their bodies abandoned on those broken bricks SIGNIFICANCE: The episode is an emphatic condemnations of war, The ritual responses of chorus leaders say that much.The responses show that war is the selfish creation of human leaders and that its effect is quite widespread. The dance by Erelm and chorus leaders is meant to mock war and those who promote it. . (9)the poetic device used in oswald’s boy on a swing include -Pronominal Reference -Repetition -Diction -Smile PRONOMINAL REFERENCE :the pronoun “he” andinsdant onominal adjective “his” refer to the boy. Again with the pronoun “I” in lives 14 and 15, the poet succeeds in creating unity in the prom this making the lines cohesive REPETITION: line 2 and 3 contain lexical repetition “to and fro”,”to and fro ” (line2) Then fast and faster (line3). There is also the repetition of pronoun “I” in line 14 and 15. these repetition helps to create emphasis in peom DICTION:The peom used single diction throughout to align the Common experience of swinging with a child point of view .but this Simple diction is profound and philosophical in meaning SIMILE:the second stanza of the poem contains an effective simile: His blue shirt flows in breeze like a tattered kite . The comparison that is made here is very vivid. It adds to the description quality of the poem who promote it (5a)Raina ‘s role: Rains is the play’s heroine and daughter to Catherine and major petkoff .when the play begins she is seen out of the cold night in search of a quietude and adventure : ‘I wanted to be alone .the stars are beautiful: Although she expresses pride in sargius’ achievement at the battle following Catherines’ persuasion, It becomes clear later that Rains has reservation about her love for sergins .she tells Catherine ‘our ideas ofvwhat sergins would do our ……I sometimes used to doubt whether they we’re anything but dreams : (b)LOUKA ROLE:she is one of the two house servant in pet off’ house. From the Nicola’s account she comes from the village where her father is a famer, this made clear when the elder made servant warns her of behaving in ways , her father, left on his little farm’ would not endorse. Louka is described as a handsome and proud girl in a pretty Bulgarial Peasant dress with double vapron ; in terms of attitude and behavior she is said to be so defiant that her servility to rains is ‘almost insdant (11) “The Poem,’Upon a honest man’s fortune” is set in a Pseudo medivial society in which leathers and superstition pratised used to thrive and throne Christianity was not practiced.The fortune or soothsayer carried the days and people consulted for people consulted them for knowledge and guidance about daily pre-occupation. The fortune tellers interpreted all misfortunes and fortunes in accordance with the stars,so they “Look through Heaven and fell the star”. By which they became “God surveryors to the poet.The tendency then was also for the fortunes tellers to discriminate against the poor and the lonely in the society in preference to an erring society. Misleads by the fortunes tellers to whom the persona cries out. “You all Lie!” The Omniscience and Omnipotence Of God.” He that made all the stars you daily read” are the asserted against the mortality of the fortune tallors mortality of the fortunes tellors whose “dunlan things.Not how,but whom the fall”. (12) Theme of the power of the sun over Everything: The poet admits to the power of the sun and its influence in Changing things. He asks the readers to look round if they are not blind, and report to him the noticeable changes brought by the sun in the environment. He further asks them to examine history and see how the sun which in This case, controls time, has inflicted death on kings with its power. “ask for those kings whom thou saw’st yesterday, and thou shalt hear ‘all here in One bed lay'”. Another theme is the theme of the poets dislike for distractions in His love affairs: the poet is unhappy with the way the sun uses its beams to disturb lovers by waking them up. Unfortunately, he is unable to control his anger and raids insults on it. “Busy old fool, unruly sun, why doest thou thus,” He wants the sun not to distract love affairs because love is not controlled by season, climate, hours, days or months. The final thEme is the theme of indispensibility of the sun: despite the insults raided by the poet on the sun because of its distractions or intrusions in Love affairs, he accedes to the fact that the sun is indispensible. He says he has the power to close his eyes against the sun to show its powerlessness but cannot do so for long. “I could eclipse and cloud them with a wink; but, that i would not loose her sight for long”. From line 25 we see the poet conceding to the usefulness of the sun because it brings joy to the people and urges it to warm the world which is its duty and into his bedroom. “Shine here to us, and thou art everywer; this bed thy centre is, these walls thy spheres.”

(3)Erelu pleads that this be our dance of defeat ,our final dirge”. She mourns our wrecked city….prefidy , the folly of war chorus Leaders responses to Erelm ‘s call for a dance , “The dance of death ” They dance, they say for those who ware killed in the field of slaughter, Those who ware cut down to feed the greed of power, those innocent young men ‘silenced in their prime, those numerous souls ‘wasted again and again and for the windows and orphans who survived the many ghost left behind their bodies abandoned on those broken bricks SIGNIFICANCE: The episode is an emphatic condemnations of war, The ritual responses of chorus leaders say that much.The responses show that war is the selfish creation of human leaders and that its effect is quite widespread. The dance by Erelm and chorus leaders is meant to mock war and those who promote it. . (9)the poetic device used in oswald’s boy on a swing include -Pronominal Reference -Repetition -Diction -Smile PRONOMINAL REFERENCE :the pronoun “he” andinsdant onominal adjective “his” refer to the boy. Again with the pronoun “I” in lives 14 and 15, the poet succeeds in creating unity in the prom this making the lines cohesive REPETITION: line 2 and 3 contain lexical repetition “to and fro”,”to and fro ” (line2) Then fast and faster (line3). There is also the repetition of pronoun “I” in line 14 and 15. these repetition helps to create emphasis in peom DICTION:The peom used single diction throughout to align the Common experience of swinging with a child point of view .but this Simple diction is profound and philosophical in meaning SIMILE:the second stanza of the poem contains an effective simile: His blue shirt flows in breeze like a tattered kite . The comparison that is made here is very vivid. It adds to the description quality of the poem who promote it (5a)Raina ‘s role: Rains is the play’s heroine and daughter to Catherine and major petkoff .when the play begins she is seen out of the cold night in search of a quietude and adventure : ‘I wanted to be alone .the stars are beautiful: Although she expresses pride in sargius’ achievement at the battle following Catherines’ persuasion, It becomes clear later that Rains has reservation about her love for sergins .she tells Catherine ‘our ideas ofvwhat sergins would do our ……I sometimes used to doubt whether they we’re anything but dreams : (b)LOUKA ROLE:she is one of the two house servant in pet off’ house. From the Nicola’s account she comes from the village where her father is a famer, this made clear when the elder made servant warns her of behaving in ways , her father, left on his little farm’ would not endorse. Louka is described as a handsome and proud girl in a pretty Bulgarial Peasant dress with double vapron ; in terms of attitude and behavior she is said to be so defiant that her servility to rains is ‘almost insdant (11) “The Poem,’Upon a honest man’s fortune” is set in a Pseudo medivial society in which leathers and superstition pratised used to thrive and throne Christianity was not practiced.The fortune or soothsayer carried the days and people consulted for people consulted them for knowledge and guidance about daily pre-occupation. The fortune tellers interpreted all misfortunes and fortunes in accordance with the stars,so they “Look through Heaven and fell the star”. By which they became “God surveryors to the poet.The tendency then was also for the fortunes tellers to discriminate against the poor and the lonely in the society in preference to an erring society. Misleads by the fortunes tellers to whom the persona cries out. “You all Lie!” The Omniscience and Omnipotence Of God.” He that made all the stars you daily read” are the asserted against the mortality of the fortune tallors mortality of the fortunes tellors whose “dunlan things.Not how,but whom the fall”. (12) Theme of the power of the sun over Everything: The poet admits to the power of the sun and its influence in Changing things. He asks the readers to look round if they are not blind, and report to him the noticeable changes brought by the sun in the environment. He further asks them to examine history and see how the sun which in This case, controls time, has inflicted death on kings with its power. “ask for those kings whom thou saw’st yesterday, and thou shalt hear ‘all here in One bed lay'”. Another theme is the theme of the poets dislike for distractions in His love affairs: the poet is unhappy with the way the sun uses its beams to disturb lovers by waking them up. Unfortunately, he is unable to control his anger and raids insults on it. “Busy old fool, unruly sun, why doest thou thus,” He wants the sun not to distract love affairs because love is not controlled by season, climate, hours, days or months. The final thEme is the theme of indispensibility of the sun: despite the insults raided by the poet on the sun because of its distractions or intrusions in Love affairs, he accedes to the fact that the sun is indispensible. He says he has the power to close his eyes against the sun to show its powerlessness but cannot do so for long. “I could eclipse and cloud them with a wink; but, that i would not loose her sight for long”. From line 25 we see the poet conceding to the usefulness of the sun because it brings joy to the people and urges it to warm the world which is its duty and into his bedroom. “Shine here to us, and thou art everywer; this bed thy centre is, these walls thy spheres.”