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The words that end lines are repeated frequently.

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The repetition in Sestina of the Tramp-Royal by Rudyard Kipling emphasizes themes of displacement and impermanence. It creates a sense of cyclical movement, mirroring the tramp's transient lifestyle. The repeated words form a structure that reflects the monotony and unpredictability of the tramp's existence.

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a speaker with a distinctive way of talking

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The use of a speaker who is not the poet

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