How does Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s use of language in “Paul Revere’s Ride” set the tone for the events described in the poem? How does the poet use connotation and denotation to create visual images that add to the meaning of the poem?

Longfellow's use of language in "Paul Revere's Ride" describes the scenes, emotions, and actions occurring during the midnight chaos. He mentions many details about what's in view and how people are reacting in the poem. This sets the tone, a tone of urgency, because of how rushed and panicked the characters in the poem are. Especially during the terrifying event, Paul Revere must warn the colonists in a timely manner or bad consequences will occur. Longfellow also uses connotation and denotation to hint the reader what emotion the character is feeling or the mood of the event.

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