Life morals

Definition

Life morals in a poem refer to the lessons or principles about human behavior and values that are conveyed by the author. They provide insight into the characters' beliefs, choices, and motivations.

Related terms

Theme:

The theme of a literary work is its underlying message or main idea. It often encompasses broader concepts like love, justice, or power.

Characterization:

Characterization involves the techniques used by an author to create and develop characters. It includes direct descriptions, actions, dialogue, and thoughts that reveal their personalities.

Moral ambiguity: Moral ambiguity refers to situations or characters within a literary work whose ethical values are unclear or contradictory. It adds complexity and depth to the storytelling process.