Poetic devices like imagery and emotions are important elements of poetry. Imagery draws pictures or scenes for the reader using descriptions that can include single images or more complex images combined with emotions. Some poems use imagery to draw bleak pictures, while others draw scenes that evoke specific emotions through descriptions of weather, surroundings, and body language.

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3. The images can be single pictures, described like a photograph or they can be more complex, and include emotions as part of the scene or image.

6. Frozen with snow.

9. on cold and blustery nights, on rainy days;

10. heads under shabby felts and parasols

11. and shoulders hunched against a sharp concern;