5 poems structure

Question 1

farmer bride: What us the meter used and the effect with 2 line examples? 3
line 14
final line

Answer 1

1-iambic tetrameter= bouncy meter farmer’s jovial =uncomfortable contrast bride’s misery.
2-line 14=breaks pattern drama: three additional iambs speaker chasing his wife after she runs away= anticipation
3-final line= extra iamb,creating suspense speaker menacingly fantasises his wife’s body: mounting momentum

Question 2

farmer bride: How is enjambment used and example? 2
line 14-18

Answer 2

1-enjambment= speed up the pace and create anticipation, dramatic or suspenseful moments. impatient of the speaker
2-lines 14-18:= lines swiftly- bride flees her pursuers. suspense audience learn if the girl got away- capture memorable.

Question 3

farmer bride: Dramatic monologue effect is? 2

Answer 3

1-dramatic monologue: farmer’s choice to marry a young girl
2-Girl has no voice= represent patriarchal society= VS

Question 4

farmer bride: What does the irregular rhyme Scheme effect? 3

line 30-33

Answer 4

1-irregular rhyme scheme= dramatic effect.
2-lines 30-33: caught up thoughts wife’s beauty =rhymes: AAAA
3-urgent pace quicken=insistent rhymes=frustrated desire alarming undertone

Question 5

Loves philosophy: What is enjambment used for and for what effect and the example with line 1-2? 3
line 1
line 2

Answer 5

1-Enjambment works pairings= interconnectedness= flow of natural world. (between 2 lines at a time)
2-Enjambment= speaker’s seductive argument world is full of union=divine.
3-lines 1 and 2 “fountains” and “river” meet seamlessly “river” and “ocean,” no obstructive

Question 6

Loves philosophy: How is Sibilance used throughout and what effect?
1 point

Answer 6

1-intense sibilance=efforts to achieve physical intimacy addressee

Question 7

Loves philosophy: What is the rhyme scheme and it’s effect? 2

Answer 7

1-regular ABABCDCD. Each line is paired with another line= divine law
2-don’t fully rhyme= reflects their disharmony

Question 8

sonnet 29: What is the effect of enjambment? 2

Answer 8

1-enjambent- carried away her thoughts. can’t stop thinking about him thoughts running wild
2-push and pull between enjambed lines=relationship requires balance between two people.

Question 9

sonnet 29: What does caesura do and it’s effects?

Answer 9

1-pace, enliven poem=never allowing its rhythm to become too predictable.
2-allows reader experience the shattering of the speaker’s thoughts reality vs fantasy

Question 10

sonnet 29: What is the extend metaphor?

Answer 10

.extended metaphor- nature is phalic and yonic imagery

Question 11

sonnet 29: What is the Rhyme scheme?
3

Answer 11

1-traditional rhyme scheme: ABBAABBACBCBCB (Petrarchan sonnet)
1-“B” rhyme throughout poem-emphasising speaker’s devotion to her lover
2-imperfect rhyme= vulnerability and honesty in love, rather than illusion or fantasy in her mind.

Question 12

Singh song: What is the meter and form of the poem with the effect? 2

Answer 12

.free verse+lack meter=casual tone and its speaker’s excitement throughout.
.neglecting his work duties wife= conversational natural

Question 13

Singh song: What is the rhyme scheme and it’s effect? 1

Answer 13

.non-regular rhyme scheme= unpredictable rhymes reflects speaker’s excited
-enjambent

Question 14

Singh song: What is the dialects effect? 2

Answer 14

1-mimics dialect English speaking secondt generation Indian immigrant=authentic voice
2-phonetic spelling create vibrant optimistic reflecting speakers love bride.

Question 15

porphyria’s lover: How is caesura used, one example? 3

Answer 15

1-caesuras underline speaker’s violence unpredictability.
2-mood change strangle her suddenly violent. transformation: abrupt,
3-caesura=Porphyria’s silence,inability respond.

Question 16

porphyria’s lover: How is enjambment, irony in its use used one example? 3

Answer 16

1.violent struggle between Porphyria speaker about who controls Porphyria’s body.
2.echoes Porphyria’s own passion— free constraints society
3.irony= man control of Porphyria,

Question 17

porphyria’s lover: What is the Rhyme scheme and how does it link to meter?
3

Answer 17

1-unusual=ABABB=new set of rhymes every 5 lines
2-no logical organisation—extra line =obsessive
3-regular meter= unstable= psychotic (imabic tatermeter)

Question 18

porphyria’s lover: What is the Form, repition and effect?
2

Answer 18

1-dramatic monologue=unreliable narrator. motivations, desire control
2-a lot of repetition= psychotic, unstable with no remorse Lost his cognitive ability