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19 Cards in this Set
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- numbered list - many exclamation points - references to fire |
A Song of Liberty William Blake |
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- many questions - references to eye |
The Tyger William Blake |
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- mention of lamb - repetition of word "thee" |
The Lamb William Blake |
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- dancing and singing - no father/mother - clothes of death |
The Chimney Sweeper William Blake |
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- "pretty/sweet joy" - from a child's mind |
Infant Joy William Blake |
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- sad child - mother and father - struggling in father's hands |
Infant Sorrow William Blake |
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- chapel - flowers - cemetery |
The Garden of Love William Blake |
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- sensory details - hearing and seeing fear/crying |
London William Blake |
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- howling storm - dark secret love |
The Sick Rose William Blake |
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- walking on green land - "bring me my..." - building jerusalem |
And did those feet William Blake |
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- from book 10 - long piece |
The Prelude William Wordsworth |
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- "dizzy raptures" - "the still, sad music of humanity" - "from this green earth" |
Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey William Wordsworth |
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- "fears and fancies" - "flash of mild surprise" |
Resolution and Independence William Wordsworth |
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- nature experienced through a friend - extreme like of nature |
This Lime Tree Bower My Prison Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
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- xanadu - woman and her demon lover - exoticising the non-western |
Kubla Khan Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
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- personification of winter - sleep/dream |
Frost at Midnight Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
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- traveller - sculptor - sand |
Ozymandias Percy Bysshe Shelley |
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- "dripping limbs" - "done a feat today" - "swam for live, and i for glory" |
Written After Swimming from Sestos to Abydos George Gordon, Lord Byron |
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- "awake my spirit" - "soldiers grave" - greece/spartan |
On This Day I Complete My Thirty-Sixth Year George Gordon, Lord Byron |
