Sonnet 29 Flashcards

1
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How do the first and last likes reverse

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First line > I think of thee
Last line > too near
This shows the transition from problem to solution of her thinking of him to being with them

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What is different about this pokes sonnet rhyme scheme

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The B rhyme is used throughout the poem which reflects the narrators constant unchanging feelings for her lover

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3
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How does the context link to the poem

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Vines are thought to be Elizabeth browning and the tree is Robert browning

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4
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What does this poem compare to

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Singh song and climbing my grandfather&raquo_space; relationships are fulfilling
Letters from Yorkshire and winter swans&raquo_space; use natural imagery to show distance in relationships

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What is the sonnet form lowly written as

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Petrarchan form with 8 lines followed by 6
Octave is problem
Sestet is a solution

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How does the form differ from a usually Petrarchan form and what does this show

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This poem the solution actually arrives in like 7 which shows it coming early and showing her impatience to see her lover

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7
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What themes are in the poem

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Longing
Fulfilment
Distance
Desire

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Gives some quotes which link to the themes of longing/fulfilment/distance/Desire

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She feels ‘deep joy’ when she’s with lover
She is sepertated from lover and she are the ‘vines’ which ‘twine and bud’ around him
Her desire is how through her comparing herself to ‘wild vines’ that are out of control

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How is an extended metaphor used throughout the poem

Give a quote

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Narrators lover is a tree and she are the wild vines which cover him
‘Wild vines, about a tree’

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How does the excited language she uses reflect her emotion

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Exclamation marks, plosives verbs and dynamic verbs which emphasises her joy to be with him
‘Burst’ ‘shattered’
They also emphasise her passion

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How are Victorian views showed

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Victorian women were weak and had few rights in society > elisabthwr could be implying this by describing herself as a vine

Or she is empowering the man as she’s engulfing the tree with vines this is gendered tioe reverse

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