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6 Cards in this Set
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1)When we to parted by Lord Byron
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Themes: affair,loss of relationship,pain,destructive love, unrequited love Compare with: The Farmer's bride 1) "How should I greet thee?" 2) "A knell in mine ear" 3) Pale grew thy cheek and cold colder thy kiss" Context: Romantivism Tone:Bitter Form/Structure: Seperated stranza to express the different emotion eg. guilt in first. "Name,shame" - rhyme scheme |
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2)Love's philosophy by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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Themes: Nature, romantic love, unity Compare with : Winter Swan,Sonnet 29 1) "The wind of heaven mix forever with sweet emotion" 2) "The fountain mingle with the river and the river with the oceans" 3) "All things by a law divine... Why not I with thine?" Context: romanticism Tone: Persuasive, arrogant Form/Structure: 8 line in each of 2 stanzas, both ending with rhetorical questions. |
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3)Porphyria's lover by Robert Browning
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Themes: Destructive love,pain,unattainable love, society Compare with: The farmer's bride 1) "From pride and vainer ties dissever and give herself to me forever" 2) "Happy and pride- at last I know Porphyria worshipped me" 3)"and yet God has not said a word" Context: abnormal pshycholoy and how they think about love Tone: Possessive Form/Structure: Dramatic monologue Irregular rhyme scheme and structure |
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4)The Farmer's bride by Charlotte Mew
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Themes: Destructive love, pain, nature, society Compare with: Porphyria's lover, when we to parted 1) "Betwixt us . Oh! My God! The down, the soft young down of her, the brown of her- her eyes, her hair, her hair" 2) "with birds and rabbit and such as they, as long as men - folk keep away" 3)"as shy as leveret" Context: metal illness, feminist Tone: Possessive and patriarchal Form/Structure: Fragmented punctuation, caesura, common reflect breaking of his power Transition of seasons shows the development of their relationship. |
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5)Follower by Seamus Heaney
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Themes: nature, power, memories,love between parents and children Compare with: Climbing my grandfather, Eden rock, Before you were mine. 1) "His shoulders globed like a full sail strung Between the stafts and the furrow" 2) "But today it is my father who keeps stumbling Behind me, and will not go away" 3)"An expert. He would set the wing. And fit the bright steel-pointed sock." Tone: nostalgia, sad Form/Structure: Regular structure of 4 lines. enjambment ,ABAB rhyme scheme |
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6)Eden Rock
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Themes: Love between parents and children,memories Compare with: 1) 2) 3) |
