Poetry Difference between Tone and attitude in a poem

In literature, tone is the mood, attitude, or emotional sensibility of a written work. In poetry , tone expresses the narrator’s disposition toward the poem’s subject, the reader, or the narrative itself. We might describe a poem’s tone as irreverent, relaxed, sarcastic, solemn, jubilant, or desperate.

The poet’s attitude (or tone) can be summed up as passionate or devoted to his subject. No matter where he sends his speaker emotionally, he is invested in dealing with the situation emotionally. The writer’s handling of the subject, meaning their depiction of it, should tell the reader something about them.

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