Duncans Death

An important figure of Scotland,

Who Macbeth was to send,
To his death, so that he may become ruler,
Which attracted a great deal of furor.
In Macbeth did Duncan place trust,
However, this all was to turn to dust,
As ambition came over Macbeth like a flood,
And this resulted in the shedding of Duncan's blood.
Macbeth's cousin was Duncan,
However Macbeth did leave his guards drunken,
And crept to his chamber and dealt the blow,
Which would seeds of his own destruction sow.
A worthy king was Duncan indeed,
His country to great heights did he lead,
He destroyed his enemies one by one,
And then left it all to Malcolm, his son.
He trusted Macbeth to the hilt,
And with his help was his empire built,
However, in the end by Macbeth was he killed,
As Macbeth was with ambition filled.
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Why I chose these literary devices?
I used simile because it lets the reader easily understand the
comparison, in opposed to a metaphor, Which requires a deep
understanding of the comparison. Moreover, I used rhyming words in
the poem, it helps make the poem sound more interesting and
musical. I also used imagery, which strengthens the meaning of the
poem, it also adds beauty to the poem. Readers will also be able to
imagine the scene while reading the poem. Finally, I used hyperbole,
which emphasizes on a word or sentence.