Emotive imagery refers to the use of evocative language and vivid descriptions
to create strong emotional responses or imagery in the minds of the readers.
It is a literary technique commonly used in poetry and prose to enhance the
aesthetic appeal and the impact of the written work by appealing to the
reader’s senses and emotions.

Characteristics of Emotive Imagery:

• Language: It employs rich and descriptive language to portray
  emotions or sensory details in a vivid and compelling manner.
• Sensory Appeal: It appeals to one or more of the five senses
  (sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell) by using imagery to create a
  sensory experience.
• Emotional Impact: It aims to elicit an emotional response from
  the reader by evoking feelings of joy, sadness, fear, love, etc.
• Symbolism: It frequently employs symbolism or metaphors to
  enhance the emotional depth and resonance of the imagery.
• Subjectivity: It is subjective in nature as different readers
  may interpret the emotions and images differently based on their own
  experiences and perspectives.