Question

(There but for the grace).

Which sound devices help to unify the ideas in the last two stanzas (lines 17-25)? Cite

evidence from the poem to support your response?

Answer 1

In the last two articles, the poet uses alliteration to unify the ideas that luck is often a case of life and death.

Step-by-step explanation:

The author uses the alliteration in the line "What would have happened had not a hand, a foot" with the repetition of the phonemes created with the letter "H", which create a sound in the poem and links the last two stanzas, showing lucky situations , who freed many Nazi prisoners from death, but who caused the death of many others. The poet wishes to show that luck is often a matter of life and death.