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Poetic Analysis of Bob Dylan's Tambourine Man

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Bob Dylan's Tambourine Man is explicated informally with 400 words of notes to demonstrate some of its poetic and literary elements.

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In sum, I feel that Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" encompasses some strong poetic and literary elements that make it such an enjoyable, upbeat, quirky, classical piece.

First of all, in terms of sound devices, I commend the use of onomatopoeia, as it gives it such a pervasive sense of style in poetic examples such as "In the jingle jangle morning."

Besides, Dylan's use of repetition, rhyme, and rhythm is also highly alluring as it cleverly employs end rhyme, in particular, to establish pronounced beats with instances such as "Though I ...

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