Victorian Poet, Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote more than one poem, and one of them is Sonnet 43 “How Do I love Thee”. The Rhyme Scheme, symbolism and repetition allow us to see Browning and her husband’s private emotions of love for another. The Victorian era shifted between romanticism to realism, changed by novelists who enjoyed a golden age. Late Victorian writing move in naturalism and escapist fiction (Holt McDougal 919).
Every person has a different story a different childhood, some people have an extreme childhood, the type that you don't even have time to play, or the money to go to places. In the other hand there are people that have everything when they are not even born yet, but they have their life already set for them, with money …show more content…
There are several types of repetition and there are most commonly used in prose and poetry. Browning uses repetition in her poem, by expressing the love she has toward her marriage. For instance, “ I love the freely… I love thee purely… I love thee with the passion.”(ln 7-9). this quote has more meaning for every time it's repeated the love she has towards her husband. In the same way, the poem once more show repetition on line 3 and 4, by using assonance and repeating the letter ´´e´´ in words like ´´feeling´´, ´´ideal´´ and, ´´being´´. These words are used to make the vowel sound, to add brighter and more life to the poem about …show more content…
Symbolism is a really strong literary device a lot of poets use to express the feelings they have and explain the feeling they are going to show in the poem and whom they are showing it to. Browning shows symbolism in sonnet 43 towards her relationship and how she wants things to work out between each other, meaning her husband and her. To make their love even stronger that what it is. One of the symbolism that show in this poem is love, in line 2-4 it describes the extent of their love, by comparing her soul to a physical object.
Every person has a different story a different childhood, some people have an extreme childhood, the type that you don't even have time to play, or the money to go to places. In the other hand there are people that have everything when they are not even born yet, but they have their life already set for them, with money …show more content…
There are several types of repetition and there are most commonly used in prose and poetry. Browning uses repetition in her poem, by expressing the love she has toward her marriage. For instance, “ I love the freely… I love thee purely… I love thee with the passion.”(ln 7-9). this quote has more meaning for every time it's repeated the love she has towards her husband. In the same way, the poem once more show repetition on line 3 and 4, by using assonance and repeating the letter ´´e´´ in words like ´´feeling´´, ´´ideal´´ and, ´´being´´. These words are used to make the vowel sound, to add brighter and more life to the poem about …show more content…
Symbolism is a really strong literary device a lot of poets use to express the feelings they have and explain the feeling they are going to show in the poem and whom they are showing it to. Browning shows symbolism in sonnet 43 towards her relationship and how she wants things to work out between each other, meaning her husband and her. To make their love even stronger that what it is. One of the symbolism that show in this poem is love, in line 2-4 it describes the extent of their love, by comparing her soul to a physical object.