Stylistic analysis of A poem in Arnold Udoka’s collection; The Gods are so silent & other poems at the lexical level.

During that mind-soaring moment It opened:Much veiled expressions For every object evolved Into a face and gazed at meTheir characters tell tales of times gone.Those wrinkles Damp facesHeavy eyelids And blood-shot eyes _Memories of those sorrows Of my motherland She is weeping.In this strange experience of higher living engendered by thoughts I sat gazing open-mouthed Uttered nothing as there was nothing to.In that vein Those so many eyes and faces signalled:There are yet Much untrammelled avenues But you will tread on Hearths, forges and foundries.And I answered:This house really Has no roof, but really Really when will harmony really Wear her crown?A voice answered:When the daughters of Hades Are put to sleep The tremor of joy woke me Replaced me in the old house I turned Saw my grandmother amazed And I amazed With much… to think, think Poem by Arnold Udoka. 5 May, 1978Calabar, NigeriaWe are asked to analyze the above poem at the lexical level of stylistic analysis.

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