This question is based on General Literature Principles and Literary Appreciation.
'I die, yet depart not,
I am bound, yet soar free;
Thou art and thou art not,
And ever shall be!'
'The City of Dreams' by Robert Buchanan. The literary device consciously used in the above extract is

a

metaphysical conceit

b

paradox

c

oxymoron

d

meiosis

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Johnnyrap
3 years ago

how is it an oxymoron?
it should be paradox ,my school...
The words are not placed side bu side,it cant be oxymoron...
pls,make an optimum correction.
thanks

Geepii
1 year ago

Most corrections to the questions do not have explanations

Luqmon17
1 year ago

This was supposed to be paradox not oxymoron
Oxymoron is a literally context which places two Contrary words side by side carelessly
E.g he' happily sad
While paradox is almost the same but the difference is that it's place two Contrary words in a line
E.g willingly to die but not ready to give up

Itzkbola
2 years ago

oxymoron??

itsEsther
2 years ago

how is it an oxymoron.. please explain

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