Prelude Flashcards

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Contrast of natures beauty

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“Grim shape”

Reflects a threatening and intimidating side to nature

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Personification

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“Upreared it’s head”

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3
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Semantic field of natures beauty

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“Glittering”
“Sparkling”
“Calming”

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4
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Oxymoron

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“Troubled pleasure”

Tells us that while nature is a divine thing it is also extremely powerful

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5
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Haunt

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“Hung a darkness”

The human is haunted about the realization of natures power

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Juxtaposition

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“Trouble to my dream”

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7
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Context

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A romantic poet who believed nature was not only a beautiful site but it also could educate us about where we are in the world and our feeble power compared to it’s own

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