Mans Relationship With Nature Flashcards

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Three quotes to show mans relationship with nature in Aunt Julia

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“stained with peat” metaphor, doesn’t appreciate nature

“she was winds pouring wetly round house ends” - metaphor, elements

“But I hear her still, welcoming me with a seagulls voice
across a hundred yards
of peatscrapes and lazy beds.”

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Three quotes to show mans relationship with nature in Sounds of the Day

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The whole of the first stanza is man’s appreciation of nature

“When a clatter came it was horses crossing the ford” - alliteration

“When the air creaked it was a lawping seeing us off the premises of its private marsh” - metaphor

“When the black drums rolled it was water falling sixty feet into itself” - metaphor

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Four quotes to show mans relationship with nature in Basking Shark

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“on a rock where none should be” - metaphor, monosyllabic language

“a sea tin-tacked with rain” - alliteration, metaphor

“this decadent townee” - self deprecating

“Emerging from the slime of everything” - metaphor

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Three quotes to show mans relationship with nature in memorial

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“no sunrise, no city square, no lurking beautiful mountain” - anaphora

“Dying, she tells me/ that bird dives from the sun, that fish/ leaps into it.” - reversal of natural order of things, enjambement, metaphor

“No crocus is carved more gently/ than the way her dying shapes my mind.” -metaphor

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