“The Cremation of Sam McGee” is a poem that tells us about Sam McGee, a prospector who died on a cold Artic trail. He hated cold so he was cremated on the shores of Lake Lebarge.
About the literary devices we can say the rhyme scheme is not very regular. There is use of personification several times such as the “Arctic trails have their secret tales” There are also quite a few similes “stabbed like a driven nail.” There is hyperbole in “chilled clean through to the bone. ” and several examples of alliteration in “cursed cold” and “foul or fair.”
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My backpack has huge blue and gold stickers.
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The sun is a big flaming ball. The earth has a big flaming ball inside. The sun is hot. The earth is also hot
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