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He uses metaphors and similes to develop the tone and theme of his poem the writer by Taking the reader ! Directly into a house and from there the scene is set, described by a first person speaker who is on the stairs listening to his daughter typing.

Wilbur's poem, "the Writer" is a long metaphor that figuratively depicts the writer's trip by mixing a trapped bird and a boat.

How does Wilbur develop the tone and theme with metaphor and simile?

He develops the tone and idea of his poetry by taking the reader through metaphors and similes. The situation is situated immediately after entering a residence, as narrated by a first-person speaker who is on the stairs listening to his daughter type.

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