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The song “Just Like You” by Luis Tomlinson (2017) is somehow different from Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29. Louis Tomlinson used a range of poetic devices to help write his song about him as a girl and the differences in their feelings and thoughts about love. He wants to tell the girl that love isn’t just about cash and cars, but about feelings. He describes their feelings similarly but then moves on to say love isn’t about cash and cars but feelings. The poetic devices he has used are alliteration, rhyming pattern, imagery, symbol, repetition, rhyme, and stanzas. While on the other hand, Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29 (1609) is about what/how a person feels when they’re in love with someone. For those that have felt this are worthless and overshadowed by others. They overcome this feeling by thinking of the person they love and who loves them in return. The first 8 lines of the sonnet are very depressing and sad while the last 6 are happier and lovely. To help write his sonnet Shakespeare has used poetic devices such as personification, simile, metaphor, iambic pentameter, hyperbole, imagery, repetition, and rhyme. We will be talking about the sonnet by Shakespeare and analyzing it. Shakespeare’s sonnet will be more distinctive as it includes more poetic devices.
Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29 is about what/how a person feels when they’re in love with someone. For those that have felt this are worthless and overshadowed by others. They overcome this feeling by thinking of the person they love and who loves them in return. To help show this the sonnet uses poetic devices such as personification, simile, metaphor, iambic pentameter, hyperbole, imagery, repetition, and rhyme. Personification is shown in line 3 stating “deaf heaven” Heaven isn’t deaf but is given a human characteristic which makes it personification. He also uses similes for example, Featured like him, like him with friends, possessed” “like to one more rich in hope” and “Like to the lark at the day arising”. Which are shown throughout the whole sonnet. They are all similes because they are comparing two things by using the word like. He also uses an iambic pentameter, Iambic pentameters are usually in all poems and songs no matter what type they are. Hyperbole and imagery are also used for example “bootless cries”. Bootless cries can be described as both imagery and hyperbole. He has also used repetition to keep the sonnet in a rhythm. This can be shown in line 7 repeating the word “man’s” The last thing he uses is rhyme which is also used in most poems to keep the poem flowing, this can be shown in almost all of the poem as the rhythmic pattern is ABABAB. Overall the sonnet is very successful in portraying its theme and subject matter through the use of poetic devices.
Louis Tomlinson’s song “Just Like You” (2017) is about a boy Louis himself telling a girl how he feels about her and the fact that their feelings are the same. The two people shown in the song are believed to be boyfriend and girlfriend. He reckons that the girl he is talking about is just after his cash and cars and doesn’t fully understand how he feels for her, and the fact that she should feel the same. Louis has used a range of poetic devices to portray this such as alliteration, a rhyming pattern, imagery, symbol, stanzas, rhyme, and repetition. Alliteration has been used in the third and fourteenth lines, for example, “Whole world in my right hand” and “Same stress, same shit”. Alliteration is usually used to give the song/poem a bit of a flow. Alliteration also focuses the readers’ attention on a section of text. Alliterative sounds create a rhythm, and mood and can have particular connections. Louis has also used a rhyming pattern which is ABABAB, a rhyming pattern is the structure of end words of a verse that poets or songwriters need to create when writing a poem, and most poems are written in free verse style. Another poetic device used is imagery and symbol, they both are used for the phrase “Whole world in my right hand” as the words whole and world are the symbols. It is also imagery as you can’t hold the world in just one hand. Rhyme has been used in the song for example “” do through and knew” Rhyming words are also usually used to keep the song or piece of writing in flow. The last poetic device used is stanzas, usually, all pieces of writing have stanzas. Louis has used 8 stanzas throughout his song. Overall Louis has used a variety of some different poetic devices to write his song.
Shakespeare’s sonnet and Louis Tomlinson’s song have been written at two completely different times, yet they use almost the same poetic devices. They have both used almost the same poetic devices as both pieces of writing are almost about the same thing, they have the same subject matter and theme. Louis’ song is about a girl not understanding feelings about love and is just after cash and cars, while Shakespeare’s sonnet is about what/how a person feels when they’re in love with someone. For those that have felt this are worthless and overshadowed by others. They overcome this feeling by thinking of the person they love and who loves them in return. Shakespeare has used poetic devices such as personification, simile, metaphor, iambic pentameter, hyperbole, imagery, repetition, and rhyme. While Louis on the other hand uses alliteration, a rhyming pattern, imagery, symbol, stanzas, rhyme, and repetition.
Overall Shakespeare and Louis have written two very successful pieces of writing, whether it’s a song in 2017 or a sonnet dating back to the 1600s. They both include poetic devices to help portray their messages through the song. Even though the two pieces of writing were written at two completely different times they both use poetic devices still used today by everyday people who write songs or poems. Louis’ song is about him wanting to tell the girl that love isn’t just about cash and cars, but about feelings. He describes their feelings similarly but then moves on to say love isn’t about cash and cars but feelings. While Shakespeare’s sonnet is about what/how a person feels when they’re in love with someone. For those that have felt this are worthless and overshadowed by others. They overcome this feeling by thinking of the person they love and who loves them in return.
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