5.2 Suggestions
Based on the conclusions stated above, this study has some suggestions to readers with may be different positions as follows:
1. To the other researchers, it is suggested to conduct the same topic with
different literary work and different topics in different discourse to see the role of stylistic devices used by the poets whether they have similar or
different style. 2.
To the teachers, it is suggested to enrich and develop the students’ knowledge of discourse analysis and stylistic devices.
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