identifying consonance
underline the repeated consonance sounds in these lines from classic poems.
1. through the windows—through doors—burst like a ruthless force...
(s sounds)
—walt whitman, “beat! beat! drums”
2. a soul admitted to itself / finite infinity (s and f sounds)
—emily dickinson, “there is a solitude of space”
3. lies stretching to my dazzled sight / a luminous belt, a misty light
(s and l sounds)
—john greenleaf whittier, “hampton beach”
4. and the poorest twig of the elm tree (t sounds)
—james russell lowell, “the first snowfall”

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# Brief Explanations:
Consonance is the repetition of consonant sounds in quick - succession. For each line, we identify and underline the specified consonant sounds.
1. **Through the w**s**indows—throu**s**h door**s**—burst like a ruthless force...**
2. **A s**s**oul admi**s**ted to itsel**f** / Fini**t**e Infi**n**ity
3. **L**i**es** str**et**ching to my daz**z**led si**g**ht / A lu**m**inous be**l**t, a misty li**g**ht
4. **And the poore**st** twi**g** of the e**l**m tree

# Answer:
1. Through the w**s**indows—throu**s**h door**s**—burst like a ruthless force...
2. **A s**s**oul admi**s**ted to itsel**f** / Fini**t**e Infi**n**ity
3. **L**i**es** str**et**ching to my daz**z**led si**g**ht / A lu**m**inous be**l**t, a misty li**g**ht
4. **And the poore**st** twi**g** of the e**l**m tree

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