Answer:
This question is incomplete. It refers to the poem A Red, Red Rose by Robert Burns.
Step-by-step explanation:
The imagery method that the author uses in his poem is by appealing to the 5 senses.
The images he uses are so vivid that the reader can imagine the rose for himself. We can see the rose, we can imagine the smell of it from the description that the author makes.
He also appeals to the ear by comparing it to a melody.
Recall that the imagery is a rhetorical figure that consists of identifying or evoking a real term with another figurative:
That man looks like an oak (he is very strong).