This really depends on the reader themselves and preferably them be coming of age as well. Both poems can intrigue different readers and sometimes maybe even the same readers. When reading about love one can assume that people want to be able to feel and relate to what the author is saying. A person of younger age might be able to relate to “She Walks In Beauty” because they know how it feels to have a crush on another kid and see their effortless beauty. For those who might have experienced something around the lines of what is described in the “Morning Poem” then they can feel exactly how the writer felt, which might be harder for a child to experience since they probably have not experienced …show more content…
This is going to set the voice for the entire poem. It could either be slow, soft, loud, and even intense. This can give the reader a feel for the poem as well. Anybody can just read the words “I love you” but that sounds plain, now if you were to read “he stuttered to get across his words, but he looked up at her and softly said “I love you””. With his tone you can tell that it was pure, but as well with the image of him stuttering you can get the since of him being nervous. Imagery helps a lot because it creates the visual picture for a person especially when reading love poems. Like when reading “She Walks In Beauty”, Bryon is not just telling you how she is beautiful. He is explaining it to his readers, he is telling us how she “walks in beauty like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies”. He is explaining how she looks like a cloudless sky that is filled with many stars, and that is a view that many people find appealing. This creates pictures in our head and allows us to see exactly how it is that he feels about this