Repetition of the question “How do they” further adds to the stone by portraying the speaker as frustrated and astonished with this human nature. This repetitive use of “they” and other pronouns such as: “the ones” and “each other”, provide the reader with the only sense of characterization----the general public. Sadly, there is no rhyme to enjoy; however there are strategic line breaks that highlight the various sex puns stored inside. For example, the repetition and alliteration of “come to the…” (which “come” is the pun) and the breaking of this repetition into two lines, tells the tale of the journey to
Repetition of the question “How do they” further adds to the stone by portraying the speaker as frustrated and astonished with this human nature. This repetitive use of “they” and other pronouns such as: “the ones” and “each other”, provide the reader with the only sense of characterization----the general public. Sadly, there is no rhyme to enjoy; however there are strategic line breaks that highlight the various sex puns stored inside. For example, the repetition and alliteration of “come to the…” (which “come” is the pun) and the breaking of this repetition into two lines, tells the tale of the journey to