edgar allen poe uses a pair of rhyming words to describe trying to hold sand in "a dream within a dream". in a short paragraph tell what the words are and how they express the speakers feelings. please tell me the whole sort paragraph i suck.
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In Edgar Allan Poe's "A Dream Within a Dream," the pair of rhyming words used to describe trying to hold sand are "grains" and "chains." These words express the speaker's feelings of frustration and helplessness. The metaphor of trying to hold onto individual grains of sand symbolizes the speaker's struggle to retain fleeting moments or experiences. The rhyme of "grains" with "chains" enhances the sense of the speaker's entrapment, emphasizing the inescapable and ephemeral nature of existence. The repetitive nature of the rhyme scheme in this poem also adds to the overall feeling of resignation and despair.
