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24 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
- 3rd side (hint)
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"Spinning world" |
WC "spinning"-In present tense - still happening, alive, active WC "world"-limitless |
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"Of forests, castles, torchlight, clifftops, seas" |
sentence structure- list of locations Reference to Shakespeare 's plays Suggests journey-no limits unlike bed |
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"Where we would dive for pearls" |
WC "we" -they are one item (unity of couple) W.C of "Pearls" -precious and valuable
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"My lover's word/were" |
"My" -possessive Enjambment- free flowing moment of their relationship |
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"My body now a softer rhyme" |
Defines herself physically in terms of images of poetic technique |
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"Now echo" |
Repeats each other Doesn't need anything else |
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" a verb dancing in the centre of a noun.." |
-Present continous though he is dead -Relationship is still real to her -Used language that shk. uses and to describe their relationship -Defines herself on shk. Term (no individuality) |
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"Written her" |
She feels most alive through his eyes and imagination Shakespeare created her-dream of imaginary things |
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"The bed/a page" |
Repetition- creates link to opening of poem/reinforces symbolic significance "Page" Like a bed sheet-links to "bed" |
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"Romance and drama" |
Genres in writing |
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",the best," |
Sentence structure- parathensis-undermines the fact that she doesn't care |
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"Dozed on" |
Guests are unaware Contrast to speaker |
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"Living laughing love" |
Allieration-emphaises how vividly and clearly she remembers their love and passion for each other |
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"Casket" |
"casket" - reminder that he is dead/memories of him inside-valuable to her |
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"Head...bed" |
Rhyme - closed satisfied conclusion Reality beginning to form Reminder of reality that he's dead |
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"The bed we loved in..." |
"Bed" -narrow and has limits Metaphor comparing bed to spinning world |
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"Shooting stars which fell to earth.." |
Alliteration Lights up just like Shakespeare does to Hathaway Visible to everyone just like his plays to the world "Shooting stars" - wishes, hope |
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"Fell to earth as kisses/on these lips;" |
Enjambment of "kisses"- physical reality ; -doesn't stop, still continuing |
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"His touch" |
Emotion and physical experience |
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"Some night" |
Women recollecting their romantics triumphs or disasters Reminds us of "havisham" |
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"By touch, by scent, by taste" |
List of physical |
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"Dribbling their pose" |
WC "dribbling" -no control of their bodies unlike Shakespeare in control of everything (imagination and language) |
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"As he held me upon.." |
Present tense has become the past |
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"Beneath his writers hands" |
Combo of physical and emotional |
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