Gerard Manley Hopkins - Spring Flashcards

1
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What is the poem ‘‘Spring’’ a celebration of?

A

Spring

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How does Hopkins express spring?

A

Hopkins expresses spring by showing the sounds, colours and movements of Spring.

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How are the weeds described as moving?

A

The weeds are described as moving, ‘‘weeds in wheels’’ and ‘‘shoot long and lovely and lush’’.

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4
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The thrushes song strikes like what?

A

The thrushes song ‘‘strikes like lightnings’’

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The blossoms brush what?

A

The blossoms ‘‘brush the descending blue’’

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While the lambs dance what?

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While the lambs dance ‘‘have fair their fling’’

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How does the opening stanza show his excitement with nature?

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By being told in a non-stop frantic manner.

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Does Hopkins describe a wide range of detail?

A

Yes, Hopkins describes a wide range of detail.

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9
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What does Hopkins also describe

A

Hopkins also describes the finer details of individual things.

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10
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Where is there a religious reference in the mention of? And what is it for?

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There is a religious reference in the mention of ‘‘little low heavens’’, for heaven and earth are brought together.

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In the Sestet, Hopkins looks for the real meaning that lies behind what?

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In the Sestet, Hopkins looks for the real meaning that lies behind the happiness and energy of nature in Spring time.

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