What is the meaning of Acquainted With the Night Robert Frost?

Literary Devices In Frost's "Acquainted with the Night," he uses repetition. You can see this by the fact that half of the lines begin with "I have…." He also uses caesura, which is a natural pause or break, in line two of the poem. He also uses rhyme, which is a pattern of Words that contains similar sounds, but breaks this near the end of his own poem. He also uses symbol, which is using an object or action that means something more than its literal meaning. In this poem, the night represents more than just the night. He also uses enjambment, which is a continuation of thought in several lines of poetry. During the entire poem, he uses these regular every day objects, but writes it with deep, sincere meaning that we are suppose to recognize.