Analysis Of The Julggler By Richard Wilbur

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The Juggler In the poem The Juggler by Richard Wilbur, he uses tone and diction to convey the Juggler as hard worker and a performer who can change the world to benefit others. In the poem the author uses tone to explain the Juggler. At the beginning of the poem it is talking about how the world can be bitter, at times but will eventually settle. “ Settles and forgot.” but it takes the Juggler with his five red balls in order to make us feel better. But at the end the tone changes into a darker place, the after show and how after the show is finished that hour or so time where no one cared about the world until it ended as the last line says “ Who has won for once over the world’s weight.” This shows that the Juggler won

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