Question

In the last stanza , identify how the speaker beautifies his love?

The last two stanza reads:

Oh yes, my love's a dynamo
Who charges all the air;
My love is an Electrolux
Who sings upon the stair.

Answer 1

a dynamo is a device that constantly can produce energy , without stopping for a second . in other words, when something is called as a dynamo , it means that he's being able to generate something in very large quantities.

Denis Glover is trying to compare his love to an electrical device, which is the dynamo , and he claims that this dynamo is the one charging all the atmosphere around him with love and joy. It is like he was trying to say that this love will not stop from generating that positive energy he himself needs for living . then he compares the same love with an Electrolux , which takes the job of cleaning one area on another with a very loud sound - just like a vacuum machine - . By saying so , Glover was sticking to the point of the very first lines ; at the beginning of the stanza he claimed that his love does support the air around him with happiness and joy , and then he added up that it also clean the " impurities " around.

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Answer 2

he compares his love with a dynamo which charges the air
and its an electolux..singing upon the stair