Her Face It Bloomed Like A Sweet Flowers Poem Analysis

From what I understand, the poem trying to say that the speaker is eloquent, he uses words are easy to understand and it helps us to see the images clearly, unconfident, he does not be courageous to confess that he loves her, and daydreaming, it was his subconscious told him that he was falling in love with her at first sight. Next, the rhyme scheme of this poem is ABABCDCD from the first stanza, EFEFGHGH from the second stanza, and IJIJKLKL from the last stanza. Then, the setting of this poem is under the tree or inside his farm. Therefore, the theme of this poem is love at first sight. He was talking in his own thought. Because this poem explains that he meets a gorgeous girl and then he starts blushing. In our opinion, maybe he will think …show more content…
There are seven repetitions in this poem; firstly, the first repetition of this poem is ‘blood,’ there are two points; “And then my blood rushed to my face” and “And blood burnt round my heart” in the first sentence and last sentence in stanza two respectively. Also, the second repetition of this poem is ‘flower,’ there are two points; “Her face it bloomed like a sweet flower” in the third sentence in stanza one and “Are flowers the winter’s choice?” in the first sentence in stanza three Next, the third repetition of this poem is ‘heart,’ there are three points; “And stole my heart away complete” in the fourth sentence in stanza one, “And blood burnt round my heart” in the first sentence in stanza two, and “My heart has left its dwelling-place” in the seventh sentence in stanza three. In addition, the fourth repetition of this poem is ‘love,’ there are three points; “With love so sudden and so sweet” in the second sentence in stanza one, and there are two sentences in stanza three. That are “Is love’s bed always snow?” in the second sentence and “Not love's appeals to know” in the fourth sentence. Besides, the fifth repetition of this poem is ‘sweet,’ there are three points; in stanza one has two sentences. That are “With love so sudden and so sweet” in the second sentence and “Her face it bloomed like a sweet flower” in the third sentence, and “I never saw so sweet a face” in the fifth sentence in stanza three. And, the sixth repetition of this poem is ‘face,’ there are four points; in stanza one has two sentences. That are “Her face it bloomed like a sweet flower” in the third sentence and “My face turned pale as deadly pale” in the fifth sentence, “And then my blood rushed to my face” in the first sentence in stanza two, and “I never saw so sweet a face” in the fifth sentence in stanza three. Finally, the last repetition of this poem is “my,” there are many points. In stanza one is “And stole my heart away complete,” “My face turned