Ms. Dickinson uses rhyming (sting and wing) and alliteration (song and sting) to create a playful, carefree tone. The imagery is simplistic and gives a childlike perspective of a bee. Ms. Dickinson then uses the lighthearted imagery to poignantly compare fame to a bee; fame is whimsical (the song and wings), but can also be painful (the sting). This imagery creates a cheerful mood. When she uses the words "Ah" and "wing", Ms. Dickinson invokes the connotation of a blissful sigh and a happy feeling.
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