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Tone and Mood April 12th, 2017

What is tone?

Tone is the speaker’s attitude toward the subject of the poem.

How can I identify tone?

Tone can be identified by looking at the poem’s diction, or choice of words and phrases.

“Lovable puppy”

“Fierce hunter”

Words to describe tone light-hearted accusatory reflective sincere sarcastic reverent complementary matter-of-fact optimistic critical detached authoritative formal informal

What is mood?

Mood is the atmosphere that a poem creates Mood is the atmosphere that a poem creates. It is the feeling the reader gets after reading the poem.

How can I identify mood?

Look for how the author creates atmosphere through… Setting Diction (choice of words/phrases) Tone

Words to describe mood peaceful suspenseful idyllic gloomy tense joyous ominous cheerful bittersweet bleak mysterious melancholic

Tone and mood are related, but they are NOT the same thing!

A magical example of mood...